AI floor plan generator for layout-first experiments
Upload a room photo and run AI layout experiments before committing to a real floor plan, contractor, or furniture purchase.
RoomFlip is a visual layout tool, not a blueprint-grade floor plan generator. Use it to test where furniture goes, how traffic flows, and how a layout feels — before paying for an architect, paying for an interior designer, or buying furniture that doesn't fit.
What an AI layout pass actually answers
Most floor plan tools force you to draw walls and place furniture from scratch. RoomFlip starts from your real room photo — it sees the windows, doors, ceiling height, and existing structure, and uses that as the canvas for layout experiments.
When to use a real floor plan instead
Use a CAD or measured floor plan when you need to-scale renderings, structural sign-off, contractor bids, or permit documentation. RoomFlip is upstream of that — it helps you decide a direction before paying for a measured plan.
Layouts the tool is built for
- •Small apartments — testing where a sofa, bed, or workstation fits before moving in.
- •Open-plan living rooms — comparing 2-zone vs. 3-zone furniture layouts.
- •Studio apartments — finding the right divider line between sleep, work, and living.
- •Bedroom rearrangement — testing bed position vs. window and door clearance.
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Run a layout experiment
Free credits to test 2–3 layout directions on your own room photo before deciding.
Upload a room photo