Sketch to floor plan — a clean redraw of what you scribbled.

The seller drew a layout on a napkin. The architect emailed a yellow trace. The rough sketch is fine for thinking but cannot ship on the listing. Sketch to floor plan redraws the sketch as a clean, publication-grade 2D plan — preserving the rooms, adjacencies, and intent without re-designing the home.

Different from the 2D-to-3D floor plan tool, which lifts an existing flat plan into a sited 3D view. This tool starts from a SKETCH and produces a clean 2D plan.

1. Every room and adjacency from the sketch is preserved — no rooms invented, no walls moved.
2. Doors, windows, and stairs are drawn with standard architectural symbols, inferred from the sketch.
3. Three output styles: clean 2D, classic blueprint, or soft colour-filled marketing.
4. Optional dimensions, room labels, and lightweight furniture placeholders — each independently toggleable.
5. Honours hand-written labels — "Master Bed" stays "Master Bed", not generic "Bedroom".

Hi-res PNG sized for portal, brochure, and print. The manifest records which style was chosen and which annotation layers were included.

Used as a one-off when a listing arrives with only a sketch, or as step 00 of the Fixer-Upper Concept run when the renovation concept exists only as a sketch.

Read the studio note on sketches that deserve a clean redraw — preserving intent, adjacency, and label without re-designing the home.