Is Redocor a 3D floor-plan tool?

No. Redocor is a photo-based AI room planner: instead of drawing a floor plan, you upload a photo and receive photorealistic designs of your actual room. If your project moves walls or adds rooms, plan the structure in a floor-plan tool first, then bring the finished room photo here for the styling.

Is the 3D room planner free to use?

Yes — a free account includes one full-resolution design, no credit card required. The free preview carries a small watermark; paid credits from $5 unlock unlimited designs, commercial-quality exports and faster generation.

Does the AI change my room's layout?

By default, no. Walls, windows, doorways and the camera angle stay fixed so every plan is a real answer for your room. If you want furniture rearranged or a specific piece replaced, say so in the instructions and the AI will plan around it.

Which rooms does the planner support?

Ten room types, from living rooms and bedrooms to kitchens, bathrooms, home offices, basements and attics. Each room type understands its own constraints — clearances, work triangles, moisture zones — so the plan you get is buildable, not just pretty.

3D Room Planner AI: See Your Room Redesigned Before You Move a Thing

Traditional 3D planners ask you to draw your room before you can design it. Redocor's AI room planner starts with a photo instead: it reads your real walls, windows and layout, then shows you the same room in eight design styles — photorealistic, layout-true, and ready in about a minute.

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Isometric 3D-style view of a planned living room with its furniture layout

One photo in — a planned room out

Layout kept
8 design styles
Ready in ~1 min

Try the planner: pick a room, pick a style

Preview how each direction reads on a real room. When one feels right, open it in the studio with your own photo.

1 · Choose your room

2 · Choose a design style

A free account includes one full-resolution design. No credit card.

living room redesigned with AI in a Modern style

Living room · Modern

3 · Your design plan

Anchor the seating around one focal point, keep walkways 75 cm clear, and let a single wall carry the color.
Clean lines, a neutral base and purposeful contrast. The safe pick that makes almost any room look considered.
Layout kept — walls, windows and doorways stay exactly where they are.

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What a 3D room planner AI actually does

For twenty years, “3D room planner” meant one workflow: measure your room, draw it as a 2D floor plan, drag catalog furniture into place, then switch to a 3D view to inspect the result. Tools like Planner 5D and RoomSketcher turned this into a mainstream weekend project — and it still works. But the workflow assumes you want to be the designer: you rebuild the geometry yourself, item by item, before you see a single styled result.

AI moves the starting line. A 3D room planner AI begins from what you already have — a photo of the room — and reads the geometry out of it: the walls, the window openings, the radiator you cannot move. It then renders design plans directly onto your real space, so the output looks like a finished 3D visualization while the input took one camera click instead of an afternoon.

The trade-off is worth understanding. Floor-plan planners still win for rooms that do not exist yet: new builds, extensions, a kitchen with a wall coming down. They give you measurements, item lists and walk-throughs. Photo-based AI planners win for the far more common job — rethinking a room you already have. When the question is “would rattan and warm white work in this living room?”, you want the answer painted on your actual walls, not on a generic template.

Redocor sits deliberately on the photo side of that line. Your photo is the floor plan: the AI treats your existing layout as fixed and redesigns within it, which is how most real projects go — you keep the architecture and change its skin. That makes it a planning tool for renters testing whether a style survives their apartment, owners pricing a refresh before calling a contractor, and anyone who has ever bought a sofa that did not survive the doorway.

Floor-plan planners vs. AI photo planners

Neither is “better” — they solve different jobs. This is how the two approaches split.

Aspect	Floor-plan planner (Planner 5D, RoomSketcher)	AI photo planner (Redocor)
Starting point	Measure the room, draw the plan	One photo of the room
Skill needed	Learn the app's tools	None
Layout	Any layout you can draw	Your real room, kept as-is
Output	Editable 3D model, walkthrough	Photorealistic makeovers of your room
Time per idea	An hour or two	About a minute
Best for	New builds and structural remodels	Restyling, makeovers, trying styles

How to plan a room in three steps

Photograph the room

One corner-to-corner shot is enough. Shoot in daylight, keep the whole room in frame, and do not tidy up first — the planner works with the real thing.

Pick the room and a style

Tell the AI which room it is looking at, then choose from eight design directions — from minimalist to industrial. Add a line of instructions if you want specific changes.

Get your design plan

In about a minute you receive the same room — same walls, same windows — wearing the new style. Compare directions side by side, iterate, and download the one you would actually live with.

Photo tips for a layout-true plan

Shoot from a corner
A diagonal view captures two walls plus the floor, giving the AI the most geometry to read. Stand in the doorway and hold the camera at chest height.
Daylight, no flash
Natural light keeps colors honest, so the palette you approve is the palette you will shop for. Overcast midday beats golden hour for accuracy.
Include the unmovables
Radiators, doors, windows and built-ins define what any plan must respect. Keep them in frame rather than cropping around them.

Styles that plan out beautifully

Japandi

Scandinavian calm meets Japanese restraint. Low furniture, natural textures and warm neutrals.

Industrial

Exposed texture, dark metals, leather and concrete tones. Built for lofts and large open spaces.

Mid-century

Tapered legs, warm walnut and organic curves. Timeless in bedrooms and dining rooms.

3D room planner AI FAQ

Related room types

AI Room PlannerPlanning is about what goes where before you move anything. Upload a photo of your room and use the custom instructions to direct the layout — “sofa under the window, desk against the long wall” — then see it rendered photorealistically with your real walls and walking routes kept honest.

Free AI Room Design — First Design FreeUpload a photo of your room and get a photorealistic redesign in about 20 seconds. Create a free account and your first design is on us — one watermarked makeover, about 20 seconds, no credit card.

AI Room MakeoverA makeover is the full before-and-after: same room, new everything removable. Upload the “before” and get a photorealistic “after” in about 20 seconds — then drag the slider to check exactly what changed. Use it to commit to a direction before you spend on paint, rugs or furniture.

AI Living Room DesignThe living room is where style is most visible and mistakes are most expensive. Upload one photo and compare eight styles on your actual sofa wall: same windows, same fireplace, same floor — different furniture, textiles and lighting. It is the fastest way to answer “would a dark green wall actually work?”

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