libersands/ai-floor-plan-generator repository overview

⁠ai-floor-plan-generator

A containerized quickstart for FloorDrafter, an AI floor plan generator⁠ — a tool that turns a written description or a photo of a sketch into a labelled 2D or 3D floor plan. FloorDrafter runs as a hosted web app; this image is a small launcher that prints getting-started info and the app URL.

⁠Description

FloorDrafter generates floor plans from input you already have. You either describe the space in plain language — room list, sizes, what connects to what — or upload a photo, scan, sketch or blueprint, and it returns a plan with room labels, room areas and overall dimensions.

It is aimed at people who need a layout on paper without learning drafting software: homeowners planning a renovation, real-estate agents listing a property with no drawings on file, contractors quoting from a client's description, and designers presenting options. The intended output is a drawing two people can look at and read the same way, not stamped construction documents.

⁠How to Run

docker run --rm libersands/ai-floor-plan-generator

This prints a short getting-started message and the app URL. FloorDrafter itself runs in your browser — open it directly⁠, no local setup required.

⁠What it does

• Generates a labelled 2D or 3D plan from a text description of the space
• Redraws an uploaded photo, scan, sketch or blueprint (JPG, PNG or WebP) while keeping the existing layout and dimensions
• Offers four output styles: a full-colour rendered plan, a black-and-white technical drawing, a furnished 2.5D overhead view, and a 3D isometric view
• Exports DXF / CAD vector files on paid tiers, so a designer or architect can open the layout and work on top of it rather than redrawing it

⁠Notes

• The first plan runs without an account; free output carries a watermark
• See pricing and tier limits⁠ for credit allowances, 4K output, commercial licensing and vector export
• A side-by-side comparison of floor plan tools⁠ covers how this differs from the drawing-based options, with prices checked against each vendor's own page
• Longer write-ups are on the FloorDrafter blog⁠
• No AI tool produces permit drawings, this one included; those require a licensed professional in your jurisdiction