Clean, scaled floor plans in minutes.

Draw a measured floor plan, drop in doors, windows, and fixtures, flip to 3D to check it, then export a clean PNG or PDF.

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One floor plan shown two ways: on the left, a measured 2D export of a retail and ABC store with a kitchen, dining, beer cave, restrooms, fixtures, and dimensions; on the right, the same plan as a one-click 3D view with extruded walls.

A finished SketchAppraise floor plan: a single-story home with labeled rooms, square footage, furniture, dimensions, a title block, and a north arrow.

Built for one job

Quick, clean floor plans

Who uses it

For anyone who needs a measured plan

Real estate agents building listing plans. Homeowners planning a renovation or a furniture layout. Landlords and renters showing a space. Small business owners laying out a shop, office, or restaurant. Appraisers documenting improvements. Anyone who needs a measured plan without the learning curve.

How it works

From blank canvas to exported plan in four steps

The drawing canvas with a grid and a floor plan in progress, each wall labeled with its measured length.

1Sketch your space

Snap to the grid and to existing vertices. Every wall measures itself as you draw, so the plan stays to scale from the first line.

Rooms with doors, windows, a bathroom with toilet, shower and sink, a laundry with washer and dryer, and a kitchen with an island, range, and refrigerator.

2Add openings and fixtures

Doors, windows, and framed openings, then toilets, sinks, ranges, appliances, and HVAC. They snap flush to walls and rotate to fit.

A one-click 3D view of the floor plan with extruded walls, furniture, and a two-car garage.

3Flip to 3D

One click extrudes the walls with per-room ceiling heights, so you see the space, not just the lines.

A finished plan exported with a title block and north arrow, ready to drop into a listing or document.

4Export it

Save a PNG or PDF, ready to drop into a listing, a report, or a document.

Bedrooms and a foyer with each wall labeled with its length in feet and each room labeled with its square footage.

Scaled drawing, auto-measured walls

Draw to real dimensions. Snap to the grid and to existing points, and every wall labels its own length as you go. Set the scale anywhere from 6 inches to 10 feet per square, so the same tool works for a closet or a warehouse.

A close view of doors with swing arcs, windows, and bathroom, laundry, and kitchen fixtures placed in their rooms.

Doors, windows, fixtures, and furniture

Single, double, pocket, bifold, sliding, and overhead doors, plus framed openings and windows. Drop in toilets, sinks, tubs, ranges, refrigerators, washers, beds, sofas, tables, and more. They snap flush to walls and rotate to fit.

The site around a building: a driveway, a two-car garage, and a lawn drawn with textured fills.

Surfaces and site context

Add patios, driveways, sidewalks, and lawns with textured fills, so the plan shows the property, not just the building. Useful for listings and reports where the lot matters.

A 3D view of a furnished single-story home with a garage, showing wall heights and the layout in three dimensions.

See it in 3D

Switch from the flat plan to an extruded 3D model in one click, with per-room ceiling heights. Useful for checking a layout, spotting an awkward room, or showing a client what a space will feel like.

An exported floor plan with a title block listing the address, date, and scale, and a north arrow.

Export and sync

Export a clean PNG or PDF with a title block and north arrow. Your projects save to your account and sync across your devices, so you can start on a laptop and pick up on a tablet.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Do I have to install anything?

No. SketchAppraise runs in your web browser. Your projects save to your account and sync across your devices.

Are the plans to scale?

Yes. You set the scale, every wall measures itself as you draw, and drawing snaps to the grid and to existing points, so dimensions stay consistent.

Can I use it on a tablet?

It runs in any modern browser and the layout adapts to tablets and phones. Drawing is most precise with a mouse, trackpad, or a stylus. Broader touch-gesture support is in progress.

What can I export?

PNG and PDF, with a title block and north arrow. Drop the file straight into a listing, a report, or a document.

Who is it for?

Anyone who needs a clean, measured floor plan without learning CAD: real estate agents, homeowners, landlords and renters, small business owners, appraisers, and more.

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