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Text to Floor Plan Prompts: Copy-Paste Examples That Get Better Drafts

Ready-to-use text prompts for generating floor plans, with a simple formula and examples for apartments, family houses, studios, and small offices.

The simple prompt formula

A good text to floor plan prompt has five parts: the property type, the room list, how the rooms should relate, two or three constraints that matter to you, and the output style you want to review.

You can take any prompt below straight to the Text to Floor Plan generator and use the result as an early layout draft.

What to include in the prompt

Property type and approximate size, such as a 75 square meter apartment
Room list with counts, including bathrooms and storage
Relationships, such as an open kitchen or a quiet bedroom zone
Constraints, such as no long hallways or more natural light
Output style, such as a clean technical 2D plan

Apartment prompt example

Prompt example

Create a 2-bedroom apartment floor plan of about 75 square meters. Open kitchen and living area, one bathroom plus a small en-suite, a balcony off the living room, and built-in storage near the entrance. Keep the bedrooms on the quiet side of the unit.

Family house prompt example

Prompt example

Create a one-story family house floor plan with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Open-plan kitchen, dining, and living space that opens to a patio, a separate laundry room, and a primary bedroom away from the kids' rooms. Avoid long hallways.

Studio prompt example

Prompt example

Create a studio apartment floor plan of about 35 square meters. One open living and sleeping area, a compact kitchen along one wall, a separate bathroom, and space for a small desk. Maximize storage without dividing the room.

Small office prompt example

Prompt example

Create a small office floor plan for 8 people. Open workspace, one meeting room, one quiet focus room, a small kitchen corner, and a reception area near the entrance. Keep walking paths short and clear.

How to improve a weak draft

Prompts guide direction rather than guaranteeing an exact result. AI-generated drafts may miss a room or bend a dimension, so review each version and revise the prompt when something important is off.

Change one requirement at a time so you can see what helped
Name the problem directly, such as too much hallway or a dark kitchen
Ask for a different arrangement of the same rooms instead of starting over
Take the best direction into the 2D Floor Plan Maker to tidy up the structure

Try a prompt now

Paste one of these prompts into the Text to Floor Plan generator, then refine the best draft in the 2D Floor Plan Maker.

Text to Floor Plan 2D Floor Plan Maker

Frequently asked questions

How detailed should a text to floor plan prompt be?

A short paragraph is enough. Property type, rooms, relationships, and two or three constraints beat a long technical specification.

Can the AI match my exact dimensions?

Not reliably. Prompts guide the layout direction, so treat sizes as approximate and verify them before any real project.

What if a room is missing from the draft?

Revise the prompt, name the missing room explicitly, and regenerate. Changing one requirement at a time works best.

Can I turn a generated draft into an editable plan?

Use the draft as the starting direction, then rebuild or refine it in the 2D Floor Plan Maker for a cleaner structure.