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2D to 3D floor plans
Turn a cropped 2D plan into a photorealistic 3D floor plan.
Upload your plan
Click + New. Upload a cropped JPG/PNG of the floor plate—no title blocks or notes.
Use the Assistant
Open the Assistant and click a Prompt Option—or paste the prompt below.
Prompt
PALM BEACH: Add photorealistic 3D furniture and entourage to this floor plan. Use the reference for room locations if available. Remove any dimensions and names.Improve Accuracy
For a more accurate version, try the steps below.
Step 1 — Furnish the 2D plan
Optional check for room fit before going 3D.
Example: 2D Plan: Add Furniture
Prompt
Transform this floor plan into a fully furnished plan in clean AutoCAD style.Step 2 — Convert to 3D structure
Walls and openings only—clean massing before furniture.
Example: 2D to 3D Structural Base
Prompt
PALM BEACH: Generate a photorealistic, unannotated 3D top-down architectural floor plan rendering with maximum structural fidelity. The wall partitions, door openings, and window placements from the blueprint are immutable. Walls are rendered as solid white architectural massing with clean, flat white tops. The floor surfaces must be completely clean and free of any text, labels, or markings.Step 3 — Add 3D furniture
Run this on the structural base from Step 2.
Example: 3D Plan: Add Furniture
Prompt
PALM BEACH: Add photorealistic 3D furniture and entourage to this floor plan. Use the reference for room locations if available. Remove any dimensions and names.Step 4 — Try another style
Same structure, new look—swap the style token or click a new Assistant Prompt Option.
Example: 3D floor plan: Add Furniture
Prompt
FARMHOUSE: Restyle the furniture and decor in this 3D floor plan.The Gallery keeps every version. After a run, the Assistant suggests new Prompt Options—pick one instead of rewriting.
Bonus — Witch house (ASCII plan to 3D)
Fiction exercise: a witch house built entirely in EDIT from a hand-drawn ASCII site and floor plan—no CAD export, no Photoshop. The lesson is the same as real projects: lock layout first, add materials, close the roof in passes, then restyle in place without changing the camera. Pedestrian views and the finished film are on ASCII to concept video.
On the plan: forest edge, stone oven, herb garden, well, cage, shed, and interior rooms—entry, great hall, kitchen, witch den, and guest bedroom. Paste a short room program with the diagram so EDIT knows what belongs in each zone.
Step 1 — Lock the layout (white massing)
Upload the ASCII plan. Start with solid white walls so partitions, doors, and the site footprint stay immutable before you add texture or furniture.
Prompt — layout lock
Generate a photorealistic, unannotated 3D top-down architectural floor plan rendering with maximum structural fidelity. The wall partitions, door openings, and room layouts from the diagram are immutable. Walls are rendered as solid white architectural massing with clean, flat white tops. The floor surfaces must be completely clean and free of any text, labels, or markings. Witch house 3D floor plan. Rooms: Entry; Living/Dining (Great Room) with fireplace tied to the exterior oven; Kitchen; Witch Den; Guest Room. Include site elements from the diagram: stone oven, herb garden, well, cage, and shed.Step 2 — Add materials
Swap white massing for stone and timber. Keep the same top-down dollhouse view—no camera change yet.
Prompt — materials
Replace the smooth white interior walls with dark, weathered stone blocks and exposed reclaimed timber beams throughout the rooms, maintaining the exact floor plan, furniture placement, and top-down dollhouse perspective.Step 3 — Add the roof (pass one)
Add a gable roof over the cottage. The front may still read as open— that is fine. You are establishing pitch, chimneys, and shingle direction before you close the volume.
Prompt — roof pass one
Add a simple gable roof running east-west that covers the entire stone cottage structure shown in the floor plan. The roof features weathered asphalt shingles and incorporates the decorative peppermint main chimney and the utilitarian oven chimney piercing the slopes. Preserve the exact orthographic perspective, stone walls, and surrounding site elements from the original image.Step 4 — Close the roof
Extend shingles over the open front to make a fully covered dwelling. Lock vanishing points and room layout—this is the render you restyle from.
Prompt — close the roof
Extend the roof shingles completely over the open front portion of the cottage, closing the structure into a fully covered dwelling. Maintain the exact pitch, shingle texture, timber framing, and architectural style of the existing roof and walls. Lock all vanishing points and room layouts.Step 5 — Restyle in place (gingerbread)
Same aerial isometric camera as the closed-roof render—do not ask for a pedestrian front view. Swap materials only: gingerbread shingles, icing trim, candy garden, sprinkle path, peanut-brittle fence.
Prompt — gingerbread restyle
Same aerial isometric camera and composition. Restyle only: medieval stone cottage and site become a gingerbread fairy-tale version (gingerbread shingles, icing trim, peppermint chimneys, candy garden, sprinkle path, peanut-brittle fence, HOME cookie plaque, ginger-snap door). Keep oven, well, cage, and shed in identical positions. Top-down isometric view only.Layout first, storybook second: If EDIT can place the oven, cage, herb garden, and room grid from monospace ASCII, it can read a rough client sketch. Get structure and roof right in a grounded style, then restyle—the candy facade is art direction, not plan reading.
More guides
Same app—different job:
- 3D elevations — elevation drawings to photoreal
- Styles — illustration pass for boards
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