Use AI visualization to show the schematic as a space
The client has the 2D plan but cannot picture the space. Generate a review still from that plan or sketch, then take the accepted direction back to the model you will issue.
Turn the diagram you already drew into a review image
Start from a CAD-drawn plan or an AI-generated floor plan concept
Turn the diagram you already drew into a review image
Upload a plan image to AI Floor Plan to 3D. Select the camera view and render style; advanced settings cover palette, lighting, and detail. Compare the output with the source for partitions, openings, and room connections. Any height or material absent from the input is an interpretation, not verified project information.
- Start from a CAD-drawn plan or an AI-generated floor plan concept
- Discuss spatial appearance without treating inferred heights as measurements
- Keep the still separate from the authoritative CAD or BIM model
Add material and daylight to the option you sketched
Use Sketch to Render when you already have the view you want to communicate. Upload a sketch or a 2D viewport capture from Rhino, SketchUp, or a similar tool. Choose a rendering treatment and add material or lighting notes. Interior, exterior, and massing views all work. The drawing guides the result; check openings, massing, and perspective against the source before presenting it.
- Photoreal, architectural rendering, watercolor, marker, clay, and cinematic styles
- Uses the drawing’s geometry, openings, and perspective as the guide
- Returns a concept still without building a custom render mesh
House and apartment plan concepts for an option set
Use House Plan Generator or AI Floor Plan Generator when you need a new layout study from a program rather than a visualization of an existing drawing. Enter the area and room requirements, then evaluate the output against your own constraints. Develop the selected arrangement in CAD or BIM; the image does not check code, structure, or constructability.
- Structured inputs for bedroom count, area, and room types
- Explore residential zoning diagrams during early feasibility
- Redraw the chosen layout in CAD or BIM before anyone prices the work
How this helps
What to put on the table in schematic
A space the client can respond to
For example, bring the same lobby sketch rendered with two wall finishes to a client review. Record the preferred finish, mark AI-inferred ceiling and lighting details as unresolved, and take the accepted material direction back to the project model. Use your drawings to confirm geometry; the image supports the conversation.
The model you will issue stays yours
AIDesignHouse is not CAD, BIM, a live wall editor, or a quantity takeoff tool. Align on look and layout here, then issue drawings from the project model you own.
A controlled material comparison
Reuse the source plan or sketch and change one setting or note at a time. Check for geometry drift before interpreting the difference as a material or lighting choice. A lighting mood is not a daylight simulation.
How it works
From the schematic artifact to a review still
- 1Step 01
Bring the drawing you already have
Export the plan or sketch as a PNG or JPEG image for visualization. For a new layout study, prepare the area, room counts, and adjacency requirements instead.
- 2Step 02
Generate the still
Choose AI Floor Plan to 3D for a plan image or Sketch to Render for a drawn view. Set the view or treatment and add the relevant material notes. Inspect the result against the source.
- 3Step 03
Take the decision back to CAD or BIM
Confirm the direction with the client and continue documentation in your primary model. Do not treat the still as an issued drawing.
Architect questions
Show the schematic as a space in the next review
Upload a plan or sketch and generate a concept image. New accounts receive free credits.
New accounts receive free credits to try generation. Each tool shows its cost before you generate. Image downloads require a paid plan or credit purchase. Outputs are visual concepts; confirm measurements separately.