Floor Plan Creator

Floor Plan Creator is an app for creating detailed floor plans that can be viewed in 3D or printed to scale. Projects can contain multiple floors and rooms in different shapes, but walls must be straight. In 3D mode, users can position the camera freely and display as many floors as needed. The app calculates room, wall, and level areas, perimeters, and symbol counts; its library includes doors, windows, furniture, electrical items, and fire-survey symbols. Export options include images, PDF print-to-scale, DXF 2D, SVG, and Wavefront .obj. Projects can be shared for others to open and edit without an account. Metric and imperial units are supported, and the product is available on Android and the web. The web application runs in a computer browser, while Bluetooth laser distance meter support varies by platform and browser. Free options are available; listed paid plans include Standard at $9.99 per year, Pro at $6.95 per month, and one-time Android purchases.

Floor Plan Creator combines 2D planning, 3D viewing, calculations, project sharing, and several export formats. Check the plan limits and import restriction if you need to manage many projects or continue editing an existing plan from another app.

Floor Plan Creator suits people who need to draw multi-floor plans, calculate room dimensions, or share editable projects. It offers both Android and web access, with export options for different workflows.

Overview

Floor Plan Creator is a floor-planning app for making measured layouts on Android or in a web browser. It is best suited to people who need multi-floor plans, practical measurement calculations and flexible exports without a complicated collaboration setup. Its main trade-offs are straight walls only and no direct editing of plans imported from other apps.

Key features

Planning and measurements

Projects can span multiple floors and include rooms of any shape, but every wall must be straight. That makes the app a sensible fit for conventional layouts, not designs that depend on curved walls. Automatic calculations cover room, wall and level area, perimeter and symbol counts, while metric and imperial units serve different measurement conventions. These tools help document a plan; they are not a materials or cost estimator.

The symbol library covers doors, windows, furniture, electrical items and fire-survey symbols. Existing plans from other applications cannot be imported for editing. You can bring in a PNG or JPEG as a background and recreate the layout, but that adds manual work for anyone converting an established drawing.

3D, exports and sharing

3D mode allows free camera positioning and can show as many floors as needed, giving a multi-level design a clearer view than a flat plan alone. Export options include PNG, JPEG, print-to-scale PDF, 2D DXF, SVG and Wavefront .obj, though the formats and image resolution available depend on the plan. Shared projects can be opened and edited by recipients without requiring them to create Floor Plan Creator accounts, a practical advantage when passing a plan to clients or collaborators.

Laser measurements and data

The Android app supports listed Bluetooth laser distance meters from Bosch, Hersch, Hilti, Leica, Mileseey, Stabila, Suaoki and CEM. Web support covers some Bluetooth Low Energy meters in selected browsers; the help page identifies Chrome, Edge or Opera on computers and WebBLE on iPhone and iPad. Compatibility is therefore useful for supported devices, but not universal.

Server communication uses SSL encryption, with data held in a secure hosting location under access control and monitoring. Account email remains stored until the account is deleted; server logs containing IP addresses are deleted after three months.

Pricing

The free web plan costs nothing and allows one project with low-resolution PNG and JPEG exports. Extra capacity costs $ 12.95 per extra 15 projects pack. Archived projects still count toward the web project limit, so archiving will not make room for another plan.

The free Android plan costs nothing and includes unlimited projects and floors, in-app project saving and 3D viewing. Basic (Android) costs $4.99, paid once and adds no ads, cloud synchronization, high-resolution PNG and JPEG export, and 3D screen export. Full (Android) costs $7.99, paid once and adds Wavefront .obj, PDF, DXF and SVG export plus a user symbol library. Both Android purchases include unlimited projects and floors.

Standard costs $9.99 a year for 15 projects, with 15 more added on each renewal. It includes high-resolution PNG, JPEG and SVG, plus DXF, PDF and Wavefront .obj exports and a user symbol library; extra 15-project packs cost $ 4.95 each. Project-pack purchases provide Standard-plan features for one year. Pro costs $6.95 a month and includes unlimited projects, the same export formats, a user symbol library and a logo on exported files.

The Android one-time purchases suit people who want ongoing use of their chosen feature set without a recurring subscription. Standard is a lower-cost web option for users who can work within a 15-project quota, while Pro is better suited to users who need unlimited projects. The free web plan is restrictive for ongoing work; the free Android plan is more generous on project capacity but lacks the paid plans' export options.

Platforms

Floor Plan Creator runs on Android and in a web browser on a computer. Web access avoids installing a desktop app, while Android offers a free plan with unlimited projects and floors. The laser-meter support differs between platforms, so users should check compatibility with their device and browser before relying on that workflow.

Who it's for

This is a good fit for homeowners, designers or small teams who want to lay out straightforward multi-floor spaces, check dimensions and share an editable project. It is less appropriate for anyone who needs to continue editing a floor plan made in another application, draw curved walls or keep many active projects on the free web plan.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Multiple floors, free camera positioning in 3D and automatic area, perimeter and symbol-count calculations make it useful for both documenting and presenting a layout.
• Pro: A broad export range and account-free project sharing support handoffs to people using different tools.
• Pro: The free Android plan includes unlimited projects and floors, unlike the one-project free web plan.
• Con: Straight walls only rule out layouts that rely on curves.
• Con: Imported plans cannot be edited; using an image background means recreating the design.
• Con: The web free plan's single-project cap also counts archived projects, and higher-resolution or broader exports require a paid plan.

Alternatives

3D Home Design Software and Floor Plan Software are broader lists for comparing tools in those categories.

Choose Homestyler if a large free 3D model and materials library and unlimited 1K rendering matter more; its 4K renders are purchased separately. iScape is another option with a free download and trial, though its free tier has limited features and database access.

Live Home 3D is worth considering for users seeking software across iPhone, iPad, Vision, macOS and Windows, with Standard and Pro subscriptions and lifetime licenses offered in its iPhone/iPad/Vision app. Planner 5D may fit users who want to upload a floor plan and convert it to a 3D project, a feature in its Premium plan at $59.99 a year.

RoomSketcher offers a free tier with two starter credits, one free AI floor-plan conversion, 2D and 3D plans, snapshots and AI Render. Coohom is a free-forever option with a 3,000-plus furniture catalog and 10 renders per month, but its Starter plan excludes 360-degree panoramas and photo-to-3D imaging.

DreamPlan Home Design Software has a free version for non-commercial use that requires no signup. HomeByMe has a free Starter plan with two projects, five Full HD images, unlimited 2D and 3D screenshots and a catalog of more than 90,000 products.

Verdict

Floor Plan Creator is a strong choice for people who need precise, multi-floor plans, useful calculations and several export routes, especially if account-free sharing matters. Choose it when the project starts from a blank plan and fits straight-wall layouts; look elsewhere if you need to edit an existing imported drawing, work with curved walls or manage many web projects without paying.