Room Planner for Editable Floor Plans

You can work with walls, doors, windows, furniture and labeled room zones, using templates or supported imported geometry as a starting point. The room planner is intended for layout concepts. It does not resolve structural engineering, building regulations or installation details that require professional drawings and site-specific information.

In the room planner, a room zone is a labeled area used to describe the layout; walls are separate physical geometry. Changing a room zone does not automatically move every surrounding wall. Review both when changing a room size so the name, area and visible boundaries remain consistent with your design intent.

Yes. The room planner lets you draw, save locally and use supported geometry exports without signing up or submitting an image-generation task. Separate AI image workflows have their own account and credit requirements; using the browser editor does not bypass those generation rules.

The room planner can reopen its JSON project format and import supported straight-wall DXF geometry. An image can be used as a tracing reference after calibration. These are different input paths: a scanned drawing is not automatically equivalent to editable walls, and unsupported CAD entities may need preparation outside the editor.

The room planner imports supported straight LINE and POLYLINE wall geometry, with units, layers and warnings. Complex curves, annotations and arbitrary CAD objects are not a complete editable building model. Use the floor plan maker to inspect the imported result and check scale before adding doors, furniture or room labels.

Use local save for continuity in the same browser, and export the project as JSON for a file you control. Browser storage can be cleared or unavailable on another device. A JSON backup preserves editable floor plan design data, while a PNG or SVG is a visual snapshot rather than the full project.

Yes, you can select and work with levels in the project. Check the current level before editing or exporting. The 3D model and relevant plan exports represent the selected floor, not an automatically coordinated construction model of an entire building. Stair openings, structural alignment and real circulation still need careful design review.

The room planner can display the current walls, openings and furniture as three-dimensional geometry. Use orbit mode to inspect the overall arrangement, then eye-level navigation to examine spatial relationships. The view is schematic, so evaluate layout and scale rather than expecting the material realism of a generated interior photograph.

Use a PNG or SVG for a straightforward visual discussion, JSON when you want to preserve editability in this floor plan maker, and supported DXF for a drawing workflow. GLB is available for the selected floor’s 3D geometry. Tell the recipient that the file represents a concept and confirm their format requirements before relying on it.