About 3D House Maker

A practical place to begin planning

3D House Maker brings together small browser tools for drawing floor plans, comparing furniture layouts, calculating dimensions, and inspecting an experimental 3D wall preview. The purpose is to make early ideas easier to examine and discuss.

The product is being developed as a preview. Each tool page explains its current inputs, outputs, and limitations. A feature is described as available only when it has a working implementation; generated illustrations are labelled as concepts rather than presented as evidence of a conversion result.

What you can do here

Draw wall segments, move furniture footprints, save an editable project, and export a 2D plan as SVG or PNG. Use the area and scale calculators with your own verified measurements. If you have an existing JPG, PNG, or PDF plan, try the converter and compare its detected wall geometry with the source image.

The free tools directory explains which tool fits each task. The planning journal covers input preparation, measurement decisions, layout comparisons, and reviewing generated geometry.

How to use the results responsibly

These tools support conceptual planning. They do not provide structural assessment, permit documentation, professional surveying, or building-code verification. Keep original drawings and measurements, record assumptions, and use qualified advice for decisions that affect a building.

A precise-looking model can still be based on uncertain inputs. We encourage checking both the source and the output rather than treating a polished visualization as proof of accuracy.

Content and transparency

Our articles aim to answer a specific planning question with practical examples. AI-generated editorial imagery is identified as conceptual. Machine-translated articles remain labelled for review, and the site stays noindex during development. Read the editorial policy for the review process.