EDIT FLOOR PLAN

Edit an Existing Floor Plan Online Without Redrawing It

Update an existing floor plan. Select an area, remove furniture or labels, or add a simple item. Compare the original and result, then download the edited image.

PNG / JPG / WEBP inputLocal area selectionOriginal + result reviewDownload the result
EDIT FLOOR PLAN: example floor plan
TRY THE TOOL

Edit an existing floor plan in one focused workspace

Upload a floor plan, select an area, and describe the change. Review the result, then download the edited image or continue editing it.

Focused workflow
Ready to editYour floor plan · Local edit
Example floor plan illustration
Select an area to begin

Circle the target, brush over it, or draw a box, then describe the change you want to make.

Original retained
LOCAL EDIT

Edit your plan

Mark one area, describe the change, then review the result before downloading.

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Circle or paint an area to limit the edit. With no selection, your instructions apply to the whole plan.Keyboard on preview: arrows move a box, Shift + arrows resize, Enter selects, Esc cancels.

FEATURES

Features for focused local floor plan edits

Make a clear local update to an existing floor plan image instead of rebuilding the entire drawing.

Edit only the part of the floor plan that needs attention
SELECT THE AREA

Edit only the part of the floor plan that needs attention

When you edit an existing floor plan , you usually do not need to rebuild every room. Select the target area first so the change stays local and predictable.

  • Brush-based selection
  • Rectangle option
  • Focused local edit
  • Protected outside area
Remove furniture, labels, or clutter—or add a simple item
REMOVE OR ADD

Remove furniture, labels, or clutter—or add a simple item

Use practical actions for common floor plan editing tasks. Update presentation details or planning context without turning a local change into full CAD reconstruction.

  • Remove furniture
  • Remove labels
  • Add a sofa or dining set
  • Keep walls and doors intact
Review Original and Result side by side
COMPARE THE RESULT

Review Original and Result side by side

Compare the selected area with the original before downloading. Check placement, labels, and wall alignment.

  • Original view
  • Edited result
  • Selection context
  • Download the result
Use a focused edit instead of redrawing the whole plan
CONTINUE EDITING

Use a focused edit instead of redrawing the whole plan

Open a result from the house or sketch tool in Floor Plan Editor. Make focused changes, review the result, and download the updated image.

  • Continue from another tool
  • Make one focused change
  • Review the result
  • Export the updated image
HOW TO

How to edit a floor plan online in three steps

Update one part of an existing floor plan image without redrawing the whole layout.

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Upload the existing plan

Use a PNG, JPG or WEBP image as your starting plan.

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Select and edit

Mark the area you want to change, then describe the object, its location, and what must stay unchanged.

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Review and download

Compare the selected area with the original before downloading. Check placement, labels, and wall alignment.

EXAMPLES

Examples of common local floor plan edits

These before-and-after scenarios show the types of focused updates you can make to an existing floor plan image.

Remove a Living Room Sofa

Remove a Living Room Sofa

Local furniture removal

Clean Room Labels

Clean Room Labels

Label cleanup in one area

Add a Dining Set

Add a Dining Set

Add furniture to an empty zone

Add a Three-Seat Sofa

Add a Three-Seat Sofa

Simple furniture replacement

USE CASES

Common reasons to edit an existing floor plan

Use local editing when an existing plan only needs one focused update.

Furniture Removal

Furniture Removal

Remove unwanted furniture without rebuilding the surrounding rooms.

Label Cleanup

Label Cleanup

Clear labels or clutter for a cleaner presentation image.

Furniture Addition

Furniture Addition

Add a simple item where the plan needs more context.

Review the result

Review the result

Compare the selected area with the original before downloading. Check placement, labels, and wall alignment.

WHY CHOOSE THIS WORKFLOW

Focused editing, visible boundaries

The workflow is built around a simple promise: make a local change, review it, and keep the rest of the plan easy to trust.

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selected area

The active change is tied to one clear working area.

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full redraws

Focus on the local edit instead of recreating the whole plan.

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review states

Compare the selected area with the original before downloading. Check placement, labels, and wall alignment.

PNG

image download

Download the result as an image.

This workflow is designed for focused planning and presentation changes. The selected boundary stays visible so you can review what changed before downloading.

NEXT STEP

Continue with the next planning task

Move into generation or start from a floor plan sketch when the brief itself still needs work.

FAQ

Questions about editing a floor plan

Answers about image uploads, local selection boundaries, common edits, and reviewing results.

The editor is designed for local changes such as removing furniture or labels and adding a simple item within a selected area.
Brush selections limit edits to the painted or enclosed area and preserve exterior pixels. Without a selection, Prompt, Annotations and Style apply to the whole plan. Click markers identify target objects or locations; review the result to check that unrelated content stays unchanged.
Yes. Upload a PNG, JPG or WEBP floor plan image up to 20 MB.
Yes. Mark the relevant area, use the Remove furniture suggestion, and review the result before downloading.
Yes. Mark the area and describe a sofa, dining set, or another simple item in your instruction. Review the placement before downloading.
Yes. Review the original and edited result side by side, then download the revised plan when it is ready.

Need to edit one part of an existing floor plan?

Upload a floor plan, select an area, and describe the change. Review the result, then download the edited image or continue editing it.

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