Keep what is already right
Regeneration often changes unrelated rooms. Canvas lets you focus on the specific wall segments that need correction.
AI floor plan editor
Correct the floor plan instead of regenerating everything.
Open an AI result or existing image as a Canvas background. Trace the walls that need to change, undo freely, and preserve the correction as vector data.
01Describe the plan02Generate a 2D draft03Edit it in Canvas
New floor planAI brief
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Canvas ready
Why Plan2Canvas
Get a draft you can keep working on
Separate the source from your edits
The background image remains intact while your vector wall layer can be added, removed, exported, or saved independently.
Prepare for richer semantic editing
The JSON project format creates a path toward doors, windows, room labels, snapping, area calculation, and CAD export.
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
Choose the plan to edit
Use the latest AI result, a sketch conversion, or a floor plan image from your generation history.
- 02
Open the Canvas layer
The image becomes a faded reference. Click start and end points to draw clean wall corrections over it.
- 03
Save or export
Save the vector geometry as project JSON and export SVG when you need a portable result.
Common questions
What to know before you start
Can AI directly edit one room without changing the rest?
Reference-image generation can attempt a local change, but model output may still affect unrelated areas. The Canvas layer is the more deterministic correction path.
Can I erase walls from the source image?
The current beta does not destructively erase pixels. It adds a separate vector layer for clean correction and export.
Does the editor work on mobile?
The interface is responsive, but precise wall drawing is more comfortable on a tablet or desktop with a larger viewport.
Is there undo and clear?
Yes. The wall Canvas supports undoing the latest segment and clearing the current vector layer.