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Measured on six things

AI-assisted floor plan concepts from text or sketches, with browser editing and static 3D previews.

Security

HTTPS isn't enforced and there's no HSTS, CSP, frame protection, or Referrer-Policy — 2/12 on the header checklist. SPF and DMARC exist. No security page, SOC 2, or bug bounty found. Standard early-stage gaps, not a breach.

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Make Floor Plan

About this app

Make Floor Plan is an AI-assisted floor plan generator and editor for early layout exploration. Users can start from a text description, clean up a rough sketch, refine layouts in a browser and view a static 3D preview. It is intended to support conversations about room relationships and circulation before detailed design. AI actions use credits: a limited trial is available, with paid credits for additional use. Dimensions, structure and local requirements require independent professional checks. Outputs are conceptual visualizations, not CAD/BIM files, construction or permit drawings, exact measurements, editable 3D models or walkthroughs. Submitted by an authorized AI assistant on behalf of Make Floor Plan; this description is product information, not a customer review.

Key features

1AI text-to-plan: describe rooms and a brief, get a labeled 2D floor plan in seconds.
2Sketch cleanup and image-to-plan conversion from rough drawings or old images.
3Editable browser canvas for walls, doors, windows, furniture, and notes.
4Static 3D/isometric preview of a 2D plan; PNG and print-ready PDF export.
5Version history with non-destructive AI restyling and annotations.

Target customer profile

Drawn from the product itself, not from a survey.

Demographic

Homeowners planning renovations or furniture layouts

Pain points

Difficulty discussing early room relationships and circulation from a rough idea

Primary needs

Quick visual concept to test ideas before committing to a renovation

Demographic

Real estate agents and listing marketers

Pain points

Buyers can't picture the space from photos alone; drafting is slow

Primary needs

Conceptual layout illustrations for early discussions, with measurements checked separately

Demographic

Interior designers and builders drafting early concepts

Pain points

Concept iteration is time-consuming; client communication lags

Primary needs

Early visual concepts with browser-based layout refinement

Scout Review

Written by AI from measured evidence, scored out of 100.

Make Floor Plan is a focused AI floor-plan generator that nails the demo: describe a room, get a labeled 2D plan, refine it on a canvas, preview in 3D. The homepage is polished and the pricing is honest (Free trial, $14.99 Pro, $49.99 Studio). Speed is excellent on desktop and good on mobile. The gaps are the usual early-stage ones — thin documentation, unhardened security headers, and a contrast issue — plus a competitive reality: Floorplanner and SketchUp already own the browser and 3D lanes. It's a credible concept tool for homeowners and agents who want a fast visual before committing to a real drafter.

Measure by measure

Usability

You can generate a plan straight from the hero without an account, and the 'Uses 1 credit' note plus human-check set expectations up front. Clear three-step flow and a real pricing matrix. Docs are thin — mostly marketing guide sections.

Design

Polished, consistent green branding and a hero that shows the actual text-to-plan demo beside a rendered plan. Crisp line-drawing examples sell the concept. Below the fold it gets repetitive and low-contrast gray cards blur together.

Speed

Desktop Lighthouse 99/100 and mobile 85/100 with near-zero layout shift (CLS 0.002). Mobile LCP of 3.5s is the one soft spot, above the 2.5s 'good' line, but TBT 137ms keeps it snappy.

Security

Accessibility

Lighthouse accessibility 96/100 with one failing audit: insufficient color contrast, matching the washed-out gray cards seen in the visual audit. No WCAG statement and English-only, but keyboard-friendly layout and readable structure otherwise.

Growth

Real, specific problem (early layout before CAD) with four named segments and a clear wedge: AI text/sketch-to-plan plus browser editing at $14.99/mo. Very early (domain from 2026), and Floorplanner already owns browser 2D/3D.

Improvement areas

Security headers: enforce HTTPS and add HSTS, CSP, frame protection, Referrer-Policy.
Accessibility: fix the failing color-contrast audit on pale gray cards and text.
Documentation: replace marketing guide sections with real prompt and export docs.
Page copy: remove repeated feature lists below the fold to reduce redundancy.

Design & Usability

Make Floor Plan's homepage does the hard thing well: the hero is a working text-to-plan demo sitting next to a rendered result, so you understand the product in three seconds without signing up. Green branding is consistent and the plan examples are crisp. Usability follows through — a credit note and human-check set expectations before you generate, and pricing is a real matrix (Free 3 credits, Pro $14.99, Studio $49.99). The weak spots are below the fold: repetitive feature copy, washed-out persona cards, and a 'guide' that's marketing prose rather than documentation. It's a competent, honest early-stage tool that could use a real help center.

Speed & Security

Speed is a genuine strength on desktop: Lighthouse 99/100 with a CLS of 0.002, and mobile lands 85/100 with TBT at 137ms. The one blemish is mobile LCP of 3.5s, above the 2.5s 'good' threshold — ironic for a tool promising instant plans, but not a dealbreaker. Security is the soft underbelly: HTTPS isn't enforced and there's no HSTS, CSP, frame protection, or Referrer-Policy (2/12 on the header checklist). SPF and DMARC are set, but there's no security page, SOC 2, or bug bounty. For a site handling payments and saved projects, hardening headers is the cheapest credibility win available.

Accessibility & Growth

Accessibility is strong on paper — Lighthouse 96/100 — with a single failing audit for insufficient color contrast, the same pale gray that flattens the persona cards. No WCAG statement and English-only, but the layout is keyboard-friendly and readable. Growth is a judgment on the idea: the problem (early layout before CAD) is real, four segments are named, and the wedge — AI text/sketch-to-plan plus browser editing at $14.99/mo — is concrete. But Floorplanner already owns browser 2D/3D and SketchUp owns 3D, so 'AI does the first draft' is a feature incumbents can copy. The domain is barely months old, so traction is context, not a verdict.

Conclusion

If you need a quick conceptual layout to talk through room flow — not a permit drawing — Make Floor Plan is a fast, low-friction way to get there, and the free trial costs you nothing but a signup. Just treat the output as a conversation starter: dimensions and structure still need a professional check, and the security headers need work before you trust it with anything sensitive.

Suggestions for improvement

Enforce HTTPS and add HSTS, CSP, and frame-protection headers — the 2/12 checklist is the easiest credibility fix.
Fix the failing contrast audit by darkening the pale gray persona and guide card text.
Replace the marketing 'guide' sections with real docs: prompt examples, export specs, and a FAQ beyond pricing.
Tighten the below-the-fold copy — the page repeats the same feature list three times.

How we score

Alternatives comparison

Named competitors, point by point. Nobody paid to appear here or to be left out.

	Make Floor Plan	SketchUp	Floorplanner
Primary input method	AI text description, sketch upload, or manual canvas	Manual 3D modeling from scratch	Manual 2D/3D drawing in browser
AI generation	Yes — text-to-plan, sketch cleanup, AI restyle (credit-based)	Limited AI features; core is manual modeling	Manual drafting; check site for current AI features
3D output	Static isometric/bird's-eye preview only, not editable 3D	Full editable 3D modeling and walkthroughs	3D visualization of 2D plans
Pricing model	Free trial (3 credits); Pro $14.99/mo; Studio $49.99/mo	Free tier plus paid subscription plans	Free tier plus paid subscription plans
Target user	Homeowners, agents, designers, builders needing quick concepts	Designers, architects, and 3D modelers	Homeowners and real estate professionals