Redraw an old or hand-sketched floor plan as a clean 2D drawing
Half the plans that reach a marketing team are not presentable: a sketch on a notepad, a photo of the notice board, a brochure from three launches ago. Tracing each in CAD takes an hour.
Quick answer. Open Floor Plan Redraw, drop the sketch, photo or scan, pick a drawing style (architect black and white, colour brochure, premium, blueprint, minimal or ink) and press Redraw. You get a clean plan in true plan view with the same layout and the same room names and dimensions, in about a minute. Five redraws a day are free with an account.
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Step by step
- Photograph the plan flat, in even light, filling the frame; or export the brochure page as PNG.
- Upload it, choose a style, and decide whether walls, furniture and text should be kept as drawn.
- Optionally upload one of your existing brochure plans as a style sample so every redraw matches it.
- Redraw, check labels, and download; or send it straight to 2D to 3D with "Make it 3D".
Tips that save a second attempt
- Upload a style sample once and a whole project's plans come out as one consistent set.
- If a label is misread, type the correction in the refine box: "the room top-left is STUDY, not STORE".
- Blueprint and architect styles print best in black and white; the brochure styles suit colour pages.
Frequently asked questions
Does it change the layout?
No. Walls, openings and room positions are kept; only the drawing style changes. Always check dimensions against the source before publishing.
What does it cost?
Five redraws a day are free with an account; beyond that, credits apply as shown on the page.
Is the plan uploaded?
The plan image is sent to the drawing engine to produce the redraw and is not stored afterwards.