FloorAI is aimed at the common real-world situation where a plan already exists in some unusable form: a creased listing printout, a pencil drawing on graph paper, a 1980s survey photograph taken on a kitchen table. Instead of starting from a blank canvas, you upload that source and the tool reproduces the layout — keeping walls roughly where you drew them and door swings opening the same way — in uniform, labelled type with room names and areas.
Generation is only the first half. The plan opens in a built-in editor where walls and openings can be dragged to real dimensions, labels corrected and furniture added, moved or rotated. You can then re-export in a different drawing style from the same edited layout, so a colour marketing plan, a technical poché drawing, a blueprint look and a 3D isometric cutaway can all come from one underlying plan.
Outputs cover PNG and PDF as well as 3D-oriented formats such as GLB and DXF, and the tool also offers alternative layouts of the same footprint, matching upper-floor generation and short animated plan videos suited to listing pages and social feeds. Pricing is freemium: the plan maker and a first generation are free to try without a card, with paid credit packs for higher volumes.
