Luw.ai Studio

Luw.ai Studio is a browser-based AI floor-plan generator and 3D design studio that turns briefs or photos into editable 3D plans. Its in-editor AI architect uses more than 40 browser-side tools to create and edit measurable geometry that can be undone. The generator makes scaled 2D and 3D plans with walls, doors, windows, live dimensions, and room sizes and clearances based on Neufert baselines. It can reconstruct floor-plan images, sketches, and room photos as editable scenes; the product page also describes importing iOS RoomPlan scans.

For interiors, Studio can furnish rooms from a catalog of more than 150 items and check placements against door swings and clearances. Rendering supports photorealistic or stylized 4K and 8K output, with prompts, reference images, and day or night controls. It imports DXF and IFC files, with IFC described as early alpha, and exports dimensioned PNG or SVG plans plus GLB, OBJ, and STL models. Project sharing offers view-only, view-and-download, and edit access. The scene engine is available over MCP for headless use with Claude Desktop, Cursor, or a user's own agent. The free plan gives two credits per day and adds a watermark; Pro costs $19.00 per month.

Luw.ai Studio combines floor-plan generation, interior furnishing, rendering, and file import and export in a browser-based workflow. The free tier has daily credits, resolution, watermark, and commercial-use limits; paid plans start at $19.00 per month.

Studio is presented for architects, interior designers, real-estate developers and marketers, homeowners, students, and AI builders. It may suit users who need editable floor plans, 3D scenes, or CAD and BIM file workflows.

Overview

Luw.ai Studio is a browser-based design workspace for turning briefs, images, sketches, and scans into editable 3D plans and scenes. It best suits architects, interior designers, real-estate teams, and AI builders who need to carry a project from layout through furnishing and rendering. Its breadth is compelling, but the free plan is better for trying the workflow than for producing usable commercial work.

Key features

Plans and editable scenes

The generator creates scaled 2D and 3D plans with walls, doors, windows, and live dimensions, using Neufert baselines for room sizes and clearances. In-editor Archiagent uses more than 40 browser-side tools to create or revise measurable, undoable geometry. That emphasis on editable plans makes the studio more useful for design iteration than a tool aimed only at producing a finished image.

Archiagent can reconstruct floor-plan images, sketches, and room photos as editable scenes, and the workflow also describes importing iOS RoomPlan scans. Supported inputs include natural-language briefs, PDFs, GLB files, DXF, IFC, and LiDAR scans. This range offers several routes into a project, though IFC is described as early alpha, so it is a less mature path for BIM work.

Furnishing, rendering, and exchange

The furnishing catalog contains more than 150 items, with placement checks for door swings and clearances. That can help keep a furnished layout practical rather than merely decorative. Rendering supports photorealistic or stylized output up to 4K and 8K, with prompts, reference images, and day-or-night control.

Studio imports DXF and IFC and exports dimensioned PNG or SVG plans as well as GLB, OBJ, and STL models. Its workflow descriptions name Revit, ArchiCAD, AutoCAD, Tekla, Blender, SketchUp, and Unreal. The scene engine is also exposed over MCP for headless use with Claude Desktop, Cursor, or a user's own agent. Project sharing can be set to view-only, view-and-download, or edit access, giving teams a way to share work with different levels of control.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and provides two credits each day; unused daily credits expire. Output is capped at 512×512 and carries a watermark, while basic models exclude Video AI and Enhancement. Free outputs are limited to non-commercial use, making this tier a narrow preview rather than a practical production option.

Pro costs $19 a month, billed monthly, for 200 renders, 4K output, no watermark, all AI tools, a commercial license, and email support. It is the entry point for individual commercial use, but the 200-render quota may constrain frequent rendering. Max costs $39 a month, billed monthly, and raises the allowance to 500 renders with priority support; it otherwise retains 4K output, all AI tools, and commercial use. Ultra costs $79 a month, billed monthly, for 1,200 renders and adds API access, with the same 4K output, all tools, and commercial license.

Team plans add seats and larger quotas. E1 · Studio costs $299 a month, billed monthly, and includes 5,000 renders and 50 team members; E2 · Agency costs $499 a month, billed monthly, for 9,000 renders and 100 members. Both include 4K, all tools, API, and an extended license. E3 · Enterprise costs $999 a month, billed monthly, and provides 20,000 renders, 250 members, 4K, all tools, API, and white-label. Custom pricing is for a yearly contract with unlimited render capacity and seats, SSO/SAML, a custom SLA, and SOC2/compliance support. There is no free trial.

Platforms

The product is browser-based, and the listed platforms are web, iOS, and macOS. Its mixed workflow accepts text and visual inputs alongside design files and scans, while exports support onward use in named design and 3D applications.

Who it's for

Luw.ai Studio is a good fit for architects and interior designers who want to generate, revise, furnish, and render a plan in one workflow, and for real-estate developers or marketers preparing design visuals. Homeowners and students can explore the same tools, but the free tier's daily credits, low resolution, watermark, and non-commercial restriction limit sustained or public-facing work. AI builders may value MCP access, though API access begins with Ultra among the listed individual plans.

Pros and cons

• Pros: One workflow spans measured floor plans, editable 3D geometry, furnishing, rendering, and multiple model exports, reducing the need to switch between separate stages.
• Pros: Render quotas scale from 200 to 20,000 per month across paid tiers, with team seats, API access, and enterprise controls available at higher levels.
• Cons: Free output is watermarked, limited to 512×512, and barred from commercial use; two daily credits also expire if unused.
• Cons: IFC is early alpha, which makes the BIM import route a cautious choice for established workflows.
• Cons: The higher-volume and team plans rise substantially in monthly cost, while the custom plan requires a yearly contract.

Alternatives

Gendo is a web alternative with a free tier offering unlimited generations, but it limits users to one active canvas, 50 assets, one collaborator, watermarked output, and history of 10 Image Sets. Harth may suit a web user who prefers a monthly credit allowance: its free plan has 700 credits per month and 20+ renders, while Plus costs $59 a month for 5,000 credits.

Renderica is worth considering for API or web use when a smaller rendering allowance is sufficient: its free plan offers three renders per month at 1024px, and Starter costs $24 a month for 60 renders at 2048px. Rendero offers a web-based free allowance of 50 starting credits that do not refill monthly, or a Lite plan at $19 a month billed per person for 300 credits. Treform is an option for users who need macOS, web, or Windows support and want a student quarterly plan with 30 AI edits and 25 renders per month for $69 a month, billed once per term. Fenestra is a web alternative with an Individual plan at $8 a month, billed as $96 yearly.

For a broader comparison, browse AI Floor Plan Generators or AI Architectural Rendering Software.

Verdict

Luw.ai Studio is best for design professionals and real-estate teams who need editable geometry and a path from floor plan to furnished render, with file exchange and collaboration in the same workspace. Its main reason to choose is that breadth; its main reason to look elsewhere is the combination of free-tier restrictions and paid render quotas that may not fit occasional or budget-sensitive work.