FloorLens

FloorLens turns LiDAR scans of rooms and homes into measured floor plans, textured 3D models, and browser-viewable tours. It automatically measures wall lengths, room areas, ceiling heights, and object dimensions, and users can edit walls and objects. Shared scans open in dollhouse, floor-plan, or first-person photo views without requiring viewers to install the app or create an account. FloorLens can align plans to magnetic north and model the sun's position and shadows for the scan location. Export options include measured PDFs, JPG, PNG, and SVG views, GLB, USDZ, and OBJ models, and MP4 fly-throughs. Country profiles include area standards such as ANSI Z765, Gross Internal Area, RMS, WoFlV, and SIA 416; the maker describes results as scan estimates rather than surveys. Scanning and measurements run on-device, and uploads happen only when the user chooses to share. Accounts are optional, and shared cloud scans can be deleted through the app. Free use includes one web scan; paid plans start at $3.99. FloorLens requires iOS 26 and a LiDAR-capable iPhone 12 Pro or later or iPad Pro; there is no Android version.

FloorLens combines room scanning, measurements, editing, and shareable tours, with exports for both 2D and 3D work. Check device compatibility and treat its measurements as estimates rather than survey results.

FloorLens may suit real-estate agents, landlords, architects, renovators, and interior designers who need measured room scans. It also targets people planning a move or renovation.

FloorLens is a LiDAR-based capture app that turns rooms and homes into measured plans, editable 3D models, and browser tours. It suits property, renovation, design, and moving projects conducted on recent LiDAR-equipped Apple hardware. The strongest case is a single workflow that goes from scan to shareable documents and models; the main constraint is that Android users and anyone needing survey-grade certainty are outside its target.

Overview

FloorLens captures a space, calculates wall lengths, room areas, ceiling heights, and object dimensions, then lets you correct walls and objects before delivery. Shared scans open in a browser with dollhouse, floor-plan, and first-person photo views, so clients, tenants, or contractors can inspect a space without installing an app or creating a viewer account. Links and QR codes make distribution straightforward.

The app can orient plans to magnetic north and model the sun's position and shadows for the scan location. Country profiles include ANSI Z765, Gross Internal Area, RMS, WoFlG, and SIA 416 standards, which is useful when area conventions matter across markets. FloorLens characterizes its measurements as scan estimates, however, so this is a planning and presentation tool rather than a replacement for a professional survey.

Key features

Editing matters when a scan needs cleanup before anyone relies on it. You can adjust walls and objects, then export measured PDFs, JPG, PNG, or SVG views for documents and listings. For 3D workflows, GLB, USDZ, and OBJ exports cover common model formats, while MP4 fly-throughs provide a ready-made visual presentation. The breadth is a practical advantage: one capture can serve a landlord's listing, an architect's reference model, or a renovation video without separate conversion software.

Scanning, floor plans, and measurements run on the device. Upload occurs only when you choose to share, and an optional account keeps the basic capture workflow from being tied to registration. Shared scans can be deleted from the cloud through the app. iCloud sync between devices is included on Premium and above, useful for people moving between Apple hardware.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and includes one web scan. Its link and QR code auto-delete after 14 days; scans are basic and untextured, though PDF, image, 3D-model, and MP4 exports are included. It is a sensible way to make an occasional plan, but the short-lived sharing and lack of texture limit client-facing work.

Premium costs $6.99 a month, or $2.99/week, or $39.99/year. It allows up to three web scans at a time, keeps links for 90 days, adds textured walls and 3D, iCloud sync, and branded PDFs. This is the best fit for independent agents, designers, landlords, and renovators who need polished handoffs without a large scan library.

Professional costs $19.99 a month or $149.99/year, with up to 30 web scans and 180-day links, and includes Premium features. It makes more sense for active property or design teams whose projects overlap and whose links must remain usable for months. Enterprise uses usage-based pricing with no published amount, adds more cloud scan exports per month and priority support, and includes Professional features; it is aimed at organizations that need higher volume rather than occasional captures. A free trial is offered, while the maximum projects figure is three.

Platforms

FloorLens runs on iOS, macOS, and the web, but capture requires iOS 26 and a LiDAR-capable iPhone 12 Pro or later or iPad Pro. There is no Android version. That hardware requirement is decisive: owners of compatible Apple devices get the intended scanning workflow, while everyone else needs another app.

Who it's for

Real-estate agents and landlords can use browser tours and branded PDFs for listings and tenant communication. Architects, interior designers, and renovators gain editable measurements, standards-aware area profiles, and model exports for early planning. People preparing a move or renovation can use the free tier to document a space, provided the 14-day link and estimate-only accuracy are acceptable.

Pros and cons

• Pro: One scan produces plans, textured 3D, tours, models, images, and video, reducing format-specific rework.
• Pro: Browser viewing needs no app or viewer account, lowering friction for clients and collaborators.
• Pro: On-device processing and optional sharing offer a privacy-conscious workflow.
• Con: LiDAR-capable Apple hardware and iOS 26 exclude Android users and older devices.
• Con: Measurements are estimates, not survey results, so regulated or precision-critical work needs another authority.
• Con: Free sharing expires after 14 days and has no texture; longer-lived, polished delivery requires a subscription.

Alternatives

For a broader shortlist, see AI Floor Plan Generators.

• Luw.ai Studio is a better fit for AI-generated imagery across iOS, macOS, and web, with daily free credits, but its free output is watermarked at 512×512 and it has no free trial.
• Choose CamPlan if you want iOS/macOS LiDAR scanning with one free project per month, 2D/3D viewing, collaboration, and PDF/CAD export.
• CubiCasa suits Android as well as Apple users seeking 2D plans, room dimensions, and PNG/JPG output.
• Pick Planner 5D when furnishing and designing a 3D project around an uploaded floor plan is the priority; Premium is $59.99 per year.
• Ritn3D is an alternative for rendered, shareable room visuals, with a free tier offering three renders per month.
• RoomSketcher is better for cross-platform 2D/3D floor plans and AI conversion, with two starter credits and one free conversion.
• AIFloorPlanBuilder uses one-time export bundles rather than a subscription, starting at $30 for 30 exports.
• magicplan is the alternative for flexible monthly project commitments and broad device/API coverage.

Verdict

Choose FloorLens if you have compatible Apple LiDAR hardware and need to turn a capture into editable plans, models, videos, and no-login browser tours. Premium is the practical tier for recurring professional sharing; Free demonstrates the workflow for occasional use. Look elsewhere if you need Android support, permanent free links, or measurements that stand as survey-grade documentation.