FloorPlanBot is an AI-based floor plan generation and editing tool whose core purpose is to convert a text description into a viewable conceptual image of a house layout. Users can describe in the web page the rooms they need, approximate dimensions, and the arrangements they care about most, such as an open-plan kitchen, a quiet bedroom area, a home office, or storage space, and the tool generates a top-down conceptual image accordingly, used to explore the relationships between spaces before committing to detailed design. The official description emphasizes that it cannot replace measured drawings or professional design work, and that the generated floor plans should be treated as drafts, requiring verification against actual information for room dimensions, doors, circulation, and site constraints.
Main capabilities include the following parts. Floor plan generator: enter a room list, approximate dimensions, and preferred layout, keep units of measurement consistent, and after submission the AI generates a conceptual image. The official example prompt given is "single-story home, 40 x 30 feet, two bedrooms, one bathroom, open-plan living room and kitchen, entrance on the south side." Users can sign in with Google to view available credits; one successful AI task consumes one credit, and processing time varies depending on the request and queue. Floor plan editor: supports uploading PNG or JPEG, opening generated results, or starting from a schematic template, and can rename template rooms, add notes, and annotate details that need attention. Image annotations in the editor are overlaid on top of the picture and do not automatically move the building geometry underneath. If the layout itself needs to be changed, a separate revision instruction should be used, describing one important change at a time, and comparing the images before and after the revision. AI room and home design: a single room can be redesigned from a reference photo, choosing room type and style to compare colors, furniture, and finishes; it is also possible to start from a broader home description and discuss a unified color palette and style for living room, bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom spaces. Floor plan rendering: upload a floor plan image and choose dollhouse, eye-level, or axonometric view to present the same scheme in different ways. The official description clearly states that the rendered result is a flat image with a three-dimensional appearance, not an editable three-dimensional model, that the AI may change proportions and details, and that it is advisable to check against the reference image and leave the underlying design to professional verification. Free floor plan templates: provides examples such as compact studio, family layout, and open-plan living, distinguishing schematic floor plan images from schematic templates in the editor. Room floor plan generator: for a single room such as a bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom, or home office, enter dimensions and describe the furniture or activities it needs to support. Unit converter: free and no account required, supports conversions such as centimeters and inches, meters and feet, and square feet and square meters, with each page containing formulas and reference values.
In terms of usage, Google sign-in is required before AI generation or editing; browsing examples, using the converter, and local template toolsNo login required. Saved private works and credit history belong to the account. For export, PNG or PDF is used for image sharing; schematic DXF contains template boundaries or reviewed, calibrated image linework. The official description states that AI output is a raster image and does not automatically become a fully editable CAD drawing.
Applicable scenarios include: homeowners comparing renovation ideas, renters thinking about furniture placement, designers organizing early client briefs, and testing different priorities when a text room list is difficult to visualize. For existing homes, it is recommended to record fixed features such as stairs, exterior walls, plumbing, and windows; for new concepts, architectural dimensions and necessary room relationships should be stated. The more specific the description, the easier it is to judge whether the result meets the requirements.
Limitations and precautions: numbers in generated images need to be independently verified, and a floor plan generator cannot validate site measurements, structural conditions, or building codes; appropriate professional review must be obtained before use for construction or submission for approval. Directly dragging walls is currently unavailable. When uploading an existing floor plan, use a clear, upright image with readable labels, confirm that you have permission to upload it, and avoid sensitive drawings, because AI submissions are processed by an external provider. Processing time depends on the request, queue, and provider availability; the workspace shows task status and saves completed results to the account, and failed tasks do not deduct user credits. Regarding charges, the official page states that templates and converters can be explored for free, AI generation uses credits, including the free allowance shown in the account, subject to availability and fair use limits; optional paid packs and monthly plans are listed on the pricing page. The official page shows "15 credits per day starting from day 2." Specific prices, paid pack details, and other information not explicitly provided in the materials are not yet available.
