Your plans.
A place to start.
You don’t need to draw in 3D. Bring the plans you have and the questions you want to answer.
New homes are by invitation. Each layout is prepared individually, not converted instantly.
Bring your latest drawings.
The more context you can share, the fewer details we need to guess. Start with the latest drawing set and tell us what you want to explore.
- Floor plans
- A PDF is a good starting point. We also accept DWG and DXF drawings.
- Sections & elevations
- These help us understand ceiling heights, windows and stairs.
- Recent changes
- Tell us which drawing is current and what has changed since it was issued.
- Your questions
- A furniture layout, how rooms connect, or a finish you’re unsure about.
Only have a sketch or room map?
Include measured wall lengths, ceiling heights, and door and window positions. A robot-vacuum map can help explain how rooms connect, but it isn’t a measured building plan. Without enough measurements, the layout can only be approximate.
Files stay in your tab until you submit them for review. Keep your originals and download your preparation work before leaving.
Check the layout.
Then make it yours.
Open your draft
We review the drawings and prepare your layout individually. This isn't an instant upload-to-3D service. When your review is ready, choose Open my draft home in My homes. Check which floors, rooms and unresolved details are included.
Compare it with your drawings
Use the drawing overlay. If a door, stair or room looks wrong, choose Report an issue before planning around it.
Look at it together.
Invite your partner or architect, or enable a view-only link. Your home stays private until you share it.
In My homes → Share, invite specific people or turn on Anyone with the link. Guests can explore and measure without editing your original.
A public link can be forwarded and includes saved design options and drawing overlays. Disable or replace it at any time; copies already downloaded cannot be recalled.
Before you order
or build.
- Verify critical dimensions on site
- Check before ordering furniture, making cabinetry or building. Review discrepancies with your architect.
- Colors are not material samples
- See physical samples in your own light before choosing a finish.
- Use the floor selector between levels
- You can’t yet walk continuously up stairs or edit structural walls. Keep a downloaded project backup as well as your original drawings.