Sketch to Floor Plan AI: convert your hand sketch into a clean 2D plan

Yes. Photograph your hand-drawn floor plan, upload it to the tool above and the AI redraws it as a clean 2D floor plan in about 30 seconds. It straightens the walls, draws proper door swings and window openings, and copies your room names and the dimensions you wrote, keeping the layout as you drew it. You download the result as PNG or JPG, or trace it into DXF lines for CAD.

What it cannot do is measure. If your sketch says the kitchen is 12 ft wide, the drawing says 12 ft; if the sketch is out of proportion, so is the drawing, a little straighter. When you need a plan with exact room sizes that adds up, describe it in Plan Chat: it builds the plan as measured geometry and exports PDF and a layered DXF.

A contractor, landlord or planning officer reads a plan for three things: which rooms there are, how big they are and how you get from one to the next. A pencil sketch usually has all three, but wobbly lines, crossed-out walls and handwriting make it hard to read and easy to dismiss. The redraw keeps the information and removes the noise: one line weight for walls, standard door and window symbols, typed room names, and dimensions in a consistent style.

Sketch on grid paper if you can; one square per foot or per half metre makes proportions much better. Draw outer walls first, then inner walls, then doors with a small arc for the swing. Write each room name inside the room and the two main dimensions along the walls. If a part is uncertain, leave it out and add it later with a prompt rather than drawing a guess the AI will copy.