Upload a floor plan. We find the rooms and turn it into a house you can spin around, in a few seconds. No sign-up, and the plan never leaves your browser. It's a beta: tell us where it gets things wrong.
Each room found will be listed here. Click one to select it in 3D.
Materials and labour. Excludes demolition and rubbish removal, design and permits. A real quote needs a site visit.
Disclaimer: the 3D designs, quantities, material lists and prices on this site are concept-level estimates only. They are not a quote, a construction drawing or professional advice. Check room measurements on site, and confirm waterproofing, falls, set-out and every other detail against the National Construction Code, Australian Standards (including AS 3740 for wet areas) and your local council requirements with a licensed tradesperson or building practitioner before buying materials or starting work. This site uses Google Analytics to count visits; we only receive your name and contact details if you send a quote request.
Upload a floor plan image, a real estate listing plan, a builder's drawing or a photo of a sketch, and the tool finds the walls, closes the doorways and builds each room as a 3D box you can spin around. Nothing is uploaded; the image is processed in your browser.
Click a room to rename it, give it a new floor or tick repaint, and a rough Melbourne budget adds up on the right. Type one real measurement to fix the scale.
This is in beta: plans with heavy shading, furniture drawn in, or hand-drawn walls may come out wrong. The bathroom and flooring tools are the ones to use for exact quantities.
Yes. This tool reads a floor plan image in your browser and builds a simple 3D model of the rooms. It is a rough visualiser, not an architectural model.
No. The tool guesses the scale from wall thickness, and you can type one known room size to correct it.
Flooring $70–$175 per m² installed depending on the material, painting around $20–$25 per m² of wall, a full bathroom $16,000 upwards and a kitchen $18,000 upwards in 2026. The tool gives a range; a site visit gives a quote.