Draw your room
Enter the dimensions, then drag corners or set wall lengths to match your room’s shape.
Draw my roomSee it in your room. Before you buy it.
Use our online 3D room planner to draw your room, add furniture you love, and compare layouts before you buy.
Three ways to start
Start from what you have.
Every start leads to the same editable 3D room.
Upload your floor plan
Upload a PDF or image of your plan. You set its scale, Home Studio drafts an editable 3D room, and you check and adjust the corners.
Upload a planExplore a sample room
Try arranging furniture in a ready-made room before you start your own project.
Bring furniture you love
Found a piece online? See how it fits.
Paste a product link
Page can’t be read? Use a screenshot or description.
Review your product
Fern lounge chairArmchair
Approximate 3D model
Illustration. No real product or AI request.
Product photos help you compare appearance. The 3D model is an approximation based on the available product information.
Reading a link, screenshot or description uses 1 AI credit when it succeeds. Entering the details yourself uses none.
Compare before you decide
Two layouts. One room. Decide with confidence.
Check whether it fits
Furniture is placed at its listed dimensions in your room.
Compare arrangements
Keep two alternatives of the same room and switch between them.
See the space between
Distances update as you move furniture.
Look from inside
Walk through the room at eye level.
Plans and usage
Start free. Choose a plan when you need more.
Home Studio is in early access.
Free trial
Free
- 1 saved project
- 3 AI credits in total
- Draw your room or upload a plan
- Place furniture from the library
- Compare A/B layouts
- Download your project file
Paid pilot · applications open
Plan My Home
Current price shown in Home Studio
- 30 days of access
- 5 saved projects
- 30 AI credits over 30 days
- Presentation exports
- Feedback support during the pilot
How AI credits work
AI-powered analysis uses credits. Arranging furniture and exploring the sample demo do not require an AI analysis.
Uses 1 credit when it succeeds
- Analyzing a floor plan
- Reading a product from a link, screenshot or description
- AI furniture suggestions from a description
Uses no credits
- Drawing your room
- Arranging and moving furniture
- Comparing layouts and walking through
- Entering product details yourself
- The sample room on this page
- Analyses that fail
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Do I need a floor plan?
No. You can draw your room by entering its dimensions, or start with the sample room.
Can I draw my room manually?
Yes. Enter the room’s dimensions, then drag corners or click a wall to set its exact length.
Which floor-plan formats are supported?
PDF, JPG, PNG and WebP files up to 10 MB. CAD files such as DWG or DXF can’t be uploaded; export your plan as a PDF or image first.
How accurate are the dimensions?
A room you draw uses the dimensions you enter. A room from an uploaded plan is a draft: you set the plan’s scale, then check the walls and corners against your plan and adjust them. Furniture uses the dimensions you confirm.
Can I add furniture from another website?
Yes. Paste a product link, upload a screenshot, or describe the product. You review the dimensions before it’s placed. You can also enter the details yourself.
Will the 3D furniture look exactly like the product photo?
No. The 3D model is an approximation based on the available product information. Open the original product photo in Home Studio to compare appearance.
What happens when a product link cannot be read?
Some websites restrict automated access. Home Studio tells you when a page can’t be read, and you can use a screenshot or description, or enter the details yourself.
What uses AI credits?
Analyzing a floor plan, reading a product from a link, screenshot or description, and AI furniture suggestions each use 1 credit when they succeed. Drawing, arranging, comparing layouts and entering details yourself use none.
Can I use Home Studio on my phone?
You can explore the sample room on this page on your phone. For planning your own room, a tablet or computer gives you more space to work.
Your room is waiting.
Draw it, place the furniture you’re considering, and see what fits before you buy.