Build room geometry on a precise canvas
Draw and adjust walls, doors, windows, and room shapes with grid and snap controls that help keep the layout clear and aligned.
Draw in 2D. Continue in 3D.
Floor Plan Creator for Drawing 2D Plans Online
Design your own 2D floor plan from a blank canvas or an editable template. Add walls, doors, windows, furniture, and dimensions, then download the finished plan as a PNG and open it in 3D Design to see the space in 3D.
Start from scratch or choose an editable template
A practical 2D planning workspace
Draw the floor plan you need—without CAD software.
Build the plan yourself on a focused canvas instead of waiting for a ready-made drawing. Keep the editable project for later changes and export a clean image whenever you are ready to continue.
Add dimensions, labels, and furniture symbols
Communicate scale and room use with measurements, text, and furniture. Resize, rotate, and style elements so the 2D plan is easy to understand.
Save your work and download a clean PNG
Keep the floor plan as an editable design record, export project data when needed, and download a PNG for sharing or for the next step in 3D Design.
Inside the 2D workspace
A floor plan creator made for hands-on planning.
The visual workspace brings templates, drawing tools, object controls, saving, and export into one focused view. Build the plan directly instead of setting up layers in professional CAD software.
Start with an editable room template
Choose a bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, or living room plan, then reshape it for the space you are planning.
Build with walls and plan symbols
Drag walls, doors, windows, furniture, and shapes from the plan library onto the 2D canvas.
Adjust every element precisely
Select, move, resize, rotate, and measure plan elements while grid and zoom controls keep the drawing readable.
Save the record or export the plan
Save the design to your history, download a PNG for 3D Design, or import and export JSON project data.
Download the finished PNG, then upload it in 3D Design to use the same layout as the source for a 3D room.
Open 3D DesignSaved Floor Plan Creator history depends on your plan: 1 record on Free, 5 on Starter, 20 on Pro, and unlimited records on Studio.
Compare plan history limitsFrom blank canvas to 3D
How to move from a 2D floor plan to a 3D room
Floor Plan Creator and 3D Design are separate workspaces. Finish the clear 2D drawing first, then use its downloaded PNG to begin the 3D workflow.
See how 2D floor plans become 3D designsStart from scratch or choose a template
Open a blank canvas for a custom room or select an editable template as a faster starting point. Your plan remains fully adjustable.
Draw and refine the 2D layout
Create the walls and openings, then add dimensions, labels, and furniture symbols. Check the plan for clear geometry before exporting it.
Download the finished floor plan as PNG
Save the design record and export a clean PNG of the floor plan. The downloaded image becomes the handoff between the 2D and 3D tools.
Upload the PNG in 3D Design
Open 3D Design, upload the floor plan image you downloaded, and use it as the source for viewing and developing the room in 3D.
Useful before 3D modeling
Why create the 2D floor plan first
A deliberate 2D plan makes room geometry, scale, and intended use explicit. It also gives you a reusable drawing to share, revise, and carry into the 3D stage.
Interior designers
Plan room geometry before styling
Define the shell, openings, dimensions, and furniture zones before spending time on materials and visual presentation in 3D.
Real estate professionals
Create a clear plan when no usable drawing exists
Build a readable floor plan for a listing or consultation, download it for sharing, and use the same image to prepare a 3D view.
DIY renovators
Test layout ideas before moving into 3D
Sketch room boundaries and furniture placement, compare practical arrangements, and only take the preferred plan into 3D Design.
Questions, answered
Floor plan creator FAQ
Create the 2D plan first
Draw your floor plan, then bring it into 3D.
Start with a blank canvas or template, finish the 2D drawing, and download it as a PNG. When the plan is ready, upload it in 3D Design to see the room in three dimensions.