Room Planner 3D with LiDAR & AI

Yes. Compatible Pro iPhones and iPads can scan room geometry with the built-in LiDAR sensor. AI Room & Home Planner: LiDAR walks you around the space and builds a floor plan that can include walls, doors, windows, and measurements.

You move around the room while the app reads depth information and detects the room structure. The result is a floor plan you can edit, furnish, and open in 3D. Scan quality depends on lighting, movement, and how clearly walls and openings are visible.

Yes. 3D room scanning requires a LiDAR-equipped iPhone or iPad. Manual floor planning, AR measuring where supported, 3D viewing, AI room design, and project tools can still be used without LiDAR.

The scanner is designed to capture room structure such as walls, doors, windows, and measured dimensions. You can review and edit the plan after the scan.

Yes. You can scan room after room and keep those plans together as part of a larger home project.

Yes. After a scan you can continue editing the floor plan, add furniture, change finishes, and open the space in 3D.

Yes, on compatible iPad Pro models that include a LiDAR sensor. Other planning features work on supported iPads even without LiDAR.

LiDAR is a light-based depth sensor. On compatible Apple devices it helps the camera understand distances and room geometry, which a LiDAR room scanner can use to build a floor plan.

On Pro models that include the sensor, iPhone LiDAR helps apps estimate depth. In this app it supports 3D room scanning and measured floor-plan capture.

LiDAR is included on selected Pro iPhone and iPad models. Apple updates that list over time, so check Apple’s current device specifications if you are unsure whether your model includes the sensor.

No. Real-world measurements vary with the device, lighting, scan technique, and how visible the room geometry is. Use the app for planning, then verify construction-critical dimensions before buying materials.

Lighting, reflective surfaces, clutter, how slowly you move, and whether walls and openings stay in view can all affect a scan. Walking the room calmly usually produces a cleaner plan.

Yes, on compatible Pro devices. A LiDAR floor plan app can capture room geometry and help produce a measured plan. You should still review the result and verify anything used for construction.

You walk the room while the sensor gathers depth. The app uses that depth to draft walls and openings. Slow, even movement and good visibility of the walls usually produce a cleaner scan.

You can scan a room with LiDAR, draw a plan manually, start from a template, or photograph an existing floor plan and turn it into an editable layout.

Yes. The floor plan creator lets you add rooms, walls, doors, windows, and furniture even when you do not scan.

Yes. You can add rooms and structural openings, then place furniture from a library of more than 60 items.

Yes. The floor plan maker supports multiple floors so a house plan can stay in one project.

Yes. You can adjust wall colors and flooring while you explore layouts.

Yes. Ready-made templates include starting points such as small apartments and studios, so you do not always begin from a blank page.

Yes. The apartment planner tools are useful for studios, one-bedroom layouts, and other compact homes.

Yes. Scan the room, start from a template, import a photo of a plan, or tap in walls and furniture. You do not need to draft by hand.

Yes. Photograph a paper plan, listing image, brochure, or screenshot and the app can convert it into a plan you continue editing. Complex drawings may still need a manual check.

No. Clear, high-contrast plans convert more cleanly than faded, cropped, or highly stylized drawings. Always review the imported plan before relying on it.

Yes. Photograph the paper plan and convert it into an editable digital floor plan. Review the result, especially if the original drawing is faint or incomplete.

Yes. The AR measuring tools let you tap two points in the camera view to estimate a distance. Precision depends on the device, lighting, and how steadily you can see both points.

Yes. Common uses include wall length, sofa width, door clearance, window size, the gap beside a refrigerator, and leftover wall space.

AR measuring is available where Apple’s AR features are supported and does not require a LiDAR scan. 3D room scanning still needs a LiDAR device.

Yes. The 3D room planner can take a 2D floor plan and show it as a three-dimensional space you can walk through.

Yes. You can record a video tour of the 3D plan to share with family, a contractor, or anyone helping you decide.

Yes. The 3D floor plan view lets you move through the layout and record a video tour to share.

Yes. AR furniture placement lets you preview pieces such as a sofa, bed, table, or cabinet in the real room at intended scale. It is a planning aid, not a guarantee that every piece will fit under every condition.

It is a camera preview that places a furniture item in your real room at the intended scale so you can judge size and position before buying.

Yes. Take a room photo and explore new styles, wall colors, or a cleaner staged look. AI images are design visualizations, not architectural or engineering drawings.

No. AI redesigns help you picture a direction. They are not building plans, permits, or contractor drawings.

Yes. You can explore different styles, wall colors, and a cleaner staged look from a room photo. Treat the results as inspiration.

The app can use measurements and surface information to produce planning estimates for items such as flooring, walls, and painting. Final budgets still need quotes from suppliers and contractors.

No. Estimates are planning tools. Actual cost depends on materials, labor, location, waste, taxes, and project conditions.

Yes. The moving helper can count boxes, help estimate how much you are moving, and suggest what size van may be needed.

The app is available for iPhone and iPad on iOS 17 or later. 3D room scanning needs a LiDAR-equipped Pro model. Other features work on supported devices without LiDAR.

Yes. Project information syncs with your personal iCloud account so plans can follow you between iPhone and iPad.

Yes. You can export PDF reports and floor plans to share with a partner, designer, or contractor. CAD, DWG, and DXF export are not advertised here.

Yes. Dark mode is included.

The app is available in 13 languages.

The app is free to download and start on the App Store. Optional in-app purchases may unlock additional use. Check the App Store listing for current terms.

No. You can scan a room, start from a template, import a photo of a plan, or tap in walls and furniture without drafting experience.

Start with measurements or a LiDAR scan, build an editable floor plan, test furniture and finishes, explore the space in 3D, then use planning estimates as a conversation starter with contractors — not as a final quote.

Yes. A typical LiDAR scanner app is built to capture a 3D scan. AI Room & Home Planner: LiDAR can start with that scan, then lets you edit a floor plan, measure in AR, walk through the space in 3D, preview furniture, and explore an AI room redesign in the same project.

No. An AI interior design app restyles a room photo. This product is a room planner and floor plan app first. AI room design is included as a visual step after you have measurements and a layout. AI images are not construction plans.

Download AI Room & Home Planner: LiDAR from the Apple App Store. It is made for iPhone and iPad.