A smaller learning curve than full CAD
The beta focuses on the actions needed for early planning: create a draft, draw wall segments, undo changes, save, and export.
Online floor plan creator
Create and correct a 2D floor plan in your browser.
Use AI for the first direction or begin with an uploaded image. Draw wall corrections on a lightweight Canvas and keep the project portable.
01Describe the plan02Generate a 2D draft03Edit it in Canvas
New floor planAI brief
10.40 M
8.20 M
Canvas ready
Why Plan2Canvas
Get a draft you can keep working on
Use any AI result as a traceable background
Open the generated image in Canvas at lower opacity, then add clean vector wall segments over the areas you want to correct.
Keep an editable project record
Save the background and wall geometry as JSON, and export an SVG for portable sharing or further editing.
How it works
Three steps from idea to floor plan
Add a prompt or image, review the AI draft, then make the changes you need in Canvas
- 01
Create or upload a background
Generate a floor plan from text, use a reference sketch, or upload an existing image you want to trace.
- 02
Draw wall corrections
Click once for the start and again for the end of each wall segment. Undo or clear without affecting the source image.
- 03
Save the project
Store the project in your account and export SVG or JSON when you are ready to continue elsewhere.
Common questions
What to know before you start
Can I draw a floor plan online for free?
The lightweight Canvas is available during the free beta. AI generations have a daily limit to control model costs.
Does the creator support doors, windows, and furniture?
The first beta concentrates on wall correction and project portability. Semantic doors, windows, furniture, snapping, and room area tools are planned next.
What formats can I export?
The current Canvas supports SVG and project JSON. High-resolution PNG, PDF, and professional CAD formats are later-stage features.
Can I reopen saved projects?
Projects are stored with their image and JSON URLs. Full one-click rehydration into the Canvas is part of the next editor milestone.