FloorAI

FloorAI is a web app for turning drawings, photos, PDFs, or text into labelled floor plans, then refining them in an editor. It suits property professionals and homeowners who need editable plan concepts without switching to a wider design suite. Its free tier makes it easy to start, but commercial work and watermark-free downloads require a paid plan.

Overview

FloorAI combines generation with practical editing: users can move walls and openings, rename rooms, adjust areas, and reposition or rotate furniture. That makes it more useful for correcting a draft than a generator that only produces a finished image. The trade-off is that it is web-only, with no native mobile or desktop app.

Inputs include phone photos, scans, and PDF drawings, with JPG, PNG, and PDF uploads. Output styles range from 2D colour and schematic plans to technical, blueprint, and 3D isometric views. Plans can be exported as PNG, PDF, or GLB. FloorAI also supports multiple arrangements of the same footprint at a consistent scale and a matching upper floor, which helps when comparing alternatives rather than settling for a single layout.

Key features

Generation and editing

Prompt-to-plan, image-to-plan, and measurement input cover several ways to begin, whether the user has a rough idea or an existing drawing. The editor can then handle common revisions to rooms, openings, and furniture. This should suit early planning and presentation work; the available features do not establish it as a replacement for a broader architectural design workflow.

Privacy and support

FloorAI says uploaded images are used to generate outputs and are not used to train its models without explicit consent. Its privacy policy describes SSL/TLS encryption, secure cloud storage, and access controls, with sensitive data restricted to authorized personnel. Stripe handles payments; the policy also mentions cloud hosting and storage and aggregated, non-personal analytics. Support is available Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM–6:00 PM UTC, with a stated aim to respond within 24 hours on business days.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and includes four AI floor plan generations, the editor, personal use, and 24/7 email support. Four generations are enough to try the workflow, but commercial use, watermark-free output, image-to-plan, 3D, and layout optimization are not included among its stated features.

Starter costs $9.99 a month, billed $119.94 billed yearly. Cancel anytime. It includes 100 AI Floor Plan Generations and 50 Pro AI Floor Plan Generations, plus video render, full-resolution downloads, commercial use, and watermark-free output. It is the entry paid option for occasional professional use, but the yearly billing means the stated monthly price is paid as an annual total.

Plus costs $24.99 a month, billed $299.94 billed yearly. Cancel anytime. Its 400 standard and 200 Pro generations suit heavier use without moving to the largest allowance. Professional costs $49.99 a month, billed $599.94 billed yearly. Cancel anytime. With 1,000 standard and 500 Pro generations, it is aimed at high-volume work. Both paid plans include video render, full-resolution downloads, commercial use, and watermark-free output.

Personal plans are for non-commercial use; commercial plans permit commercial use. Refunds are generally unavailable once credits have been used, except for specified errors or technical failures. The free plan is the low-risk way to assess the workflow, while paid users should choose based on generation volume and the need for commercial rights.

Platforms

FloorAI runs on the web. That keeps access device-flexible through a browser, but readers seeking a dedicated mobile or desktop app should consider a multi-platform alternative.

Who it's for

FloorAI is a sensible fit for listing agents, property photographers, short-let hosts, freelance draughtsmen, small design studios, and renovating homeowners who need labelled plans or layout variations. It is less suited to users who need native apps or a broader design environment.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Multiple input types and an editor make it possible to turn an existing drawing or idea into a plan and then adjust it.
• Pros: Multiple layouts at the same scale make alternatives easier to compare.
• Pros: Paid plans combine commercial use, watermark-free output, full-resolution downloads, and generous generation quotas.
• Cons: The free plan allows only four generations and is for personal use, limiting its usefulness for ongoing professional work.
• Cons: Paid plans are presented with annual billing totals, so the monthly figure is not the whole commitment.
• Cons: Web-only access rules it out for users who require a native app.

Alternatives

AI Floor Plan Generators is the broader category directory for comparing options. Choose Planner 5D if native Android, iOS, macOS, or Windows access matters alongside web, or if its annual Premium plan at 59.99 USD is a better fit. FloorDrafter offers a free tier with signup and daily check-in credits, 2K resolution, and watermarked PNG, while its Pro plan is $12 a month; consider it if that credit-and-resolution model fits better.

Luw.ai Studio is a multi-platform alternative with a free tier that grants two daily credits at 512×512 resolution with a watermark. RoomSketcher supports mobile and desktop platforms and its free plan includes one AI floor plan conversion plus 2D and 3D floor plans. AI Floor Plan is another freemium web option.

AIFloorPlanBuilder uses one-time plans, including a 30-export Starter for 30.00 USD and a 75-export Growth plan for 62.00 USD, which may suit buyers who prefer paying per package rather than by subscription. Maket offers a Homeowner plan at $20 a month with 300 AI credits monthly and multi-floor generation, a fit to consider for those needs. CubiCasa has a free LITE plan with 2D plans, room dimensions, and PNG and JPG output.

Verdict

Choose FloorAI if you need editable, labelled floor plans, layout alternatives, and commercial-ready exports in a browser-based workflow. The free four-generation allowance gives individuals a way to start, while paid plans provide commercial use and watermark-free output. Look elsewhere if you need native apps or a broader design suite.