Turn a PDF floor plan into a 3D render
Builders, agents and architects usually hand out floor plans as PDFs. Upload the PDF directly — no screenshots or conversions needed.
Drop your floor plan here
or click to upload · JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF (page 1) · max 15 MB
3 free credits when you sign up — no card required. Each render gives you 2 variations.
How PDF upload works
When you choose a PDF, your browser renders the first page to a high-resolution image before anything is uploaded. Only that image is sent for rendering, so large multi-page brochures stay on your computer.
If the plan you want is on page 2 or later, split the PDF first (most PDF viewers can 'print' a single page to a new PDF) or take a high-resolution screenshot of that page.
Vector vs scanned PDFs
- Vector PDFs (exported from CAD or a floor-plan app) give the cleanest walls and the best renders.
- Scanned PDFs work too; a straight, high-contrast scan helps the model read the walls correctly.
- Brochure pages with photos, logos and text around the plan: crop to the plan if you can, or the model may try to interpret the surrounding layout.
Top-down or isometric?
For a builder's PDF, the top-down 3D view keeps the composition closest to the original sheet, which makes side-by-side comparison easy. The isometric view is more dramatic and often better for social posts and listing galleries.
Check before you publish
AI image models can still misread a plan — for example merging a small closet into a hallway or drawing a door slightly off. Always compare the render with the original drawing before you publish it; the before/after slider exists for exactly that check. If a render fails outright, the credits are refunded automatically.
FAQ
Is my PDF uploaded?
No — only an image of its first page, rendered in your browser.
Can I convert every page?
One page per render for now. Upload each floor separately.
My PDF is password-protected.
Remove the protection first (if you're allowed to), or upload a screenshot of the plan.