Turn a technical plan into a listing anyone can understand.
Show buyers who can't read a floor plan what the space actually looks like: a 3D floor plan generated straight from a 2D plan, completing the photo set.
Listing output
Interior listing
Listing variationBuyers see the home, not the plan
A furnished 3D floor plan instead of a dimensioned technical drawing: the layout reads instantly.
The missing piece of the photo set
Photos show the current state; the 3D plan explains the full layout — together they complete the listing.
Repeatable across the whole portfolio
Reproduce the same format and style in minutes for every new listing.
Example Outputs
Sample frames from this workflow.
Interior listingListing variationPlatform visualHow It Works
From brief to output in three steps.
- 01
Upload the plan
Add the listing's 2D plan or sketch; note room uses briefly.
Input: 2D plan, Portfolio notes, Space type information, Listing channel or target audience
- 02
Turn it into a visual
The plan becomes a furnished 3D perspective buyers grasp at a glance.
- 03
Add it to the listing
Place the output next to the photo set; repeat the same format across the rest of the portfolio.
Output: 3D floor plan output, A visual set that supports the listing narrative, A cleaner, repeatable listing presentation
Scenarios
Where it's used in the field.
- For-sale and rental listings
- Luxury property marketing
- Portfolio presentations
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- Which listing types benefit most?
- Residential and new-development listings where plan storytelling matters see the clearest benefit.
- Does a 3D plan replace the photo set?
- No. It's an additional asset that completes the photo set and makes the plan easier to read.
- Can a 3D plan be generated from a sketch or hand drawing?
- Yes. A legible sketch or hand drawing can also be a starting input; cleaner lines improve the result.