Everything you need to turn a building boundary into a floor plan you can download.
The full walkthrough: drawing a boundary, finding a matching plan, and building, refining and downloading it.
How plans and pricing work, buying one, and managing your profile and password.
No. The boundary is drawn with a simple rectangle tool, not a CAD program, and the finished plan is handed to you as a CAD file at the end.
A DXF drawing — walls, door swings and window openings, to scale. You can also export the on-screen figure as an SVG at any point, free and uncounted.
Yes. Every account starts on a free plan with its own download allowance. Paid plans add more downloads and different limits — see current plans and prices under Pricing.
No. Every plan is a one-off charge, not a recurring one. Buying a new plan replaces whichever one you are on immediately; the old one stays in your history.
Yes — before you download it. Drag doors, windows, walls and rooms on the build step to adjust the result, undo with Ctrl+Z, or reset it back to how it was first solved.
No, it is saved in your browser as you draw and survives a reload or going back a step. It is kept per browser tab, though, so it will not follow you to another tab or device, and closing the tab or clearing site data clears it.