3D floor planner
Draw a floor-plan concept, place doors and furniture, and view it in 3D. The planner does not validate measurements, approvals, building rules, or structural safety.
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How to use the planner
- Open the 3D floor plan designer. The planner opens on this page.
- Draw walls and rooms. Choose the floor plan view and click on the grid to draw walls and rooms.
- Add furniture and doors. Add doors, windows and furniture from the item catalogue, then move them into place.
- Switch to 3D view to preview. Review the visual concept from different angles. Do not use it for construction measurements.
Planning notes
- Treat dimensions as planning inputs. The planner does not check survey boundaries, setbacks, local building rules, or approvals.
- Use the layout as a visual concept. Ask a qualified professional to review ventilation, structure, and site constraints.
- Leave room to grow: space for one more room, a terrace or a larger kitchen later.
- If you use Vastu guidance, treat the separate checker as an interpretation, not a certification.
3D floor planner: questions people ask
What is a 3D floor planner?
An interactive tool to sketch rooms in 2D and view the layout in 3D. The result is a visual concept, not a measured or approved plan.
How do I create a floor plan for my Indian home?
1) Open the planner above. 2) Draw walls and rooms on the 2D grid. 3) Add doors and windows. 4) Place items from the catalogue. 5) Switch to the 3D view to review the visual concept.
Can I design according to Vastu Shastra?
You can arrange rooms as you choose. The separate Vastu checker applies its own rule set and does not certify a plan.
What is the difference between 2D and 3D floor plans?
A 2D view shows a plan from above. A 3D view presents the layout as a model. Verify all dimensions against suitable plans before you rely on them.
Can I export my floor plan design?
Yes. Save the design as a file (JSON) to open it again later or share it with your architect, or download it as an image.
Can I use the planner output for construction?
No. It does not validate dimensions, land boundaries, building rules, approvals, services, or structural safety. Ask a qualified professional to review the project documents.