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Floor plans

The plan you have, as the one a brochure carries.

Drop in a flat 2D floor plan. It comes back coloured, furnished and typeset, with every wall, door swing, window and room label exactly where your drawing put them.

Floor plan to render: a 2D plan as a coloured presentation plan: plan and presentation planPlanPresentation plan
Drag to compare. This is a real result, not an illustration.

Step by step

How to turn a floor plan into a presentation plan

  1. A bare black-and-white floor plan of a two-bedroom apartment, with room names, floor areas, a north arrow and a scale barPlan
    Step 1

    Drop in the plan

    A CAD export, a brochure plan, or a photograph of one on paper -- it reads the image, not the file. JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 40 MB.

  2. Step 2

    There is nothing to pick

    The drawing decides everything. Walls, openings, staircases and lettering are held; the colour, the floor fills and the furniture icons are what gets added.

  3. The same plan coloured and furnished: timber and tile floor fills, top-down furniture in every room, the same labels in placePresentation plan
    Step 3

    Check it room by room

    Lay the two side by side. Same rooms in the same places, same door swings, same window positions, same names and areas.

The pair at the top of this page, step by step: one attempt, nothing retouched, run on 29 August 2026. The plan itself was generated for this page, so the apartment does not exist.

Try it now

Drop in the plan and Miravely opens straight into floor plan to render. There is nothing to set: the drawing decides everything.

Drop in a plan

JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 40 MB.

Or a sample

Settings

What you can change, and what each choice costs

Settings

From 12 credits

Engine
6 to choose from: GPT Image 2.5 (recommended), Nano Banana Pro, Nano Banana 2, Seedream 5 Pro, Grok Imagine 2.0, GPT Image 1.5.
Quality
1K · 12 cr2K · 20 cr4K · 32 crOn GPT Image 2.5. Bigger is sharper and dearer, and it is the same edit either way.
Shape
Follows whatever you upload
Photos in
One. JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 40 MB.

This list comes out of the studio itself rather than being typed onto the page, so these are the engines you will be offered and the price you will be charged for each quality.

Nothing is generated until you press the button, and the cost is shown before that, never after. A new account starts with 72 free credits to try it with, and a generation that fails is refunded.

See what a credit costs

It stays a drawing

Flat, top-down, at one consistent scale. Nothing is tilted into perspective and no room is re-proportioned to make the furniture fit.

Your lettering survives

Room names, floor areas, the north arrow and the scale bar are carried across as the drawing has them, set in one typeface.

Nothing to set up

No style to pick and no room to name. Drop the plan in, add a note if you have one, and that is the whole of it.

Questions

Specific to floor plan to render.

Is this a 3D view of my plan?

No. Miravely returns a drawing here: the same flat, top-down plan, coloured and furnished. For a three-dimensional view of the same layout with the roof taken off, use floor plan to 3D view.

Are the measurements re-checked?

No. Miravely treats your drawing as correct and reproduces it at its own relative scale, including any dimension or floor area already printed on it. Nothing is re-measured, so the result is a presentation drawing rather than a survey.

Will it redraw my plan from scratch?

No. Miravely works from the image you upload and keeps every wall, doorway, window and staircase where you drew them. It counts the rooms and the openings in the drawing and returns the same number in the same places.

What does it cost?

It depends on the engine and the quality you pick, and both are listed in the settings block on this page with the credit price of each. Miravely shows the exact figure in the studio before you generate, never after, and a new account starts with free credits to try it with.

Related

Start with the room you are standing in.

72 free credits, enough for a couple of photos or one short clip. No card needed.