Type "two-bedroom flat, 55 m2, bedroom by the window" and the assistant builds the layout, furnishes the rooms and picks the finishes.
Starting from a blank sheet is hard when you don't yet know what the flat should be. The assistant in the Uyut3D editor understands plain sentences: how many rooms, what area, whether you need a study. If something is missing it asks a couple of questions with ready answers, shows the plan, and builds it only when you press the button.
In your own words, as you would to a designer friend.
Pick a suggested option or type your own.
Area, room count, floors and footprint are shown before anything changes.
The layout appears in the editor. Not right? Ask for another option.
Language models understand requests well but can't be trusted to draw. So the model only returns a description: which rooms, what size, which floor, what each is for. Walls, doors, windows, stairs and furniture come from the editor's engine, so rooms meet without gaps and furniture passes the same walkway and door checks as auto-furnishing.
The assistant leaves 15 percent for the hallway and corridor the engine adds itself. Ask for 55 m2 and the rooms get about 47, so the plan comes out close to what you requested. If you only give an area, the room mix is taken from a few thousand real plans in the open ResPlan dataset.
Ask it to furnish a gaming room, a nursery or a home cinema, change floors and wall colour, rename or merge rooms, move a shared wall or add a door between neighbours. If two rooms don't actually share a wall, it says so. Every reply has an "Undo" button that rolls back all of its changes at once.
"Furnish from a picture" takes a photo of a room you like and picks the floor, wall colour and upholstery colour from what the editor offers. In the catalogue, "Find by photo" turns a sofa snapshot into filters for section, shape and colour.
Sketch a dream flat or house when there is no floor plan at all.
Try out styles and room uses quickly, without digging through the panels.
Sketch a draft layout during the conversation and apply the client's changes in words.
Sign in, open the editor and tell the assistant what you want your flat to be.
Upload a scanned plan, a phone photo or a listing screenshot. Walls, doors and windows are recognised automatically, and you can adjust them with the mouse.
A bay window, a rounded corner, a semicircular niche. Drag the diamond by the middle of a wall and it bends into an arc, with area and estimate following it.
Floors with a staircase, a roof, a fenced yard and everything that goes on a plot, from a pool to vegetable beds. Plus a facade and a real map location.
