Floorplanner makes it easy to draw accurate floor plans in the browser and furnish them in 3D, with AI tools that fill rooms and dress scenes automatically.
Floorplanner has long been a go-to browser-based planner for real estate and interiors, and its AI features now remove much of the manual styling work. Users draw walls to scale, drop in windows and doors, then let the auto-furnishing engine populate rooms with furniture that fits the dimensions and style selected. Rendered views can be generated in seconds, which is ideal for real estate listings where empty rooms fail to sell a space. Projects are stored online and shared with clients through simple links.
Real estate professionals use it to stage empty properties virtually, helping buyers see potential without renovation. The auto-furnishing engine respects room dimensions and chosen aesthetics, so results look plausible rather than random. Sharing links make client feedback easy â no software to install on the other end.
Agents typically create a listing’s floor plan once and reuse it across marketing: flyers, web listings, and virtual tours all draw from the same project. Auto-furnishing is the shortcut for empty homes where buyers struggle with scale. Because everything runs in a browser, plans can be adjusted live during client calls without special hardware.
Project links double as presentation tools, and the render engine is fast enough to iterate live with clients. For educators and hobbyists, the free tier provides genuine value rather than a teaser.
A free plan covers a limited number of projects; paid subscriptions lift project limits, unlock higher render quality, and enable professional sharing options.
Real estate agents, interior enthusiasts, and small design studios that need convincing layouts without learning CAD. It fits anyone who needs persuasive layouts quickly and without CAD training.