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FLOOR PLAN TO DXF
Floor Plan to DXF Converter
Convert floor plan images to DXF online with AI. Upload a JPG, JPEG, PNG, or WebP, choose the recognition mode that fits your drawing, and turn a raster floor plan into a CAD-ready DXF file you can open and edit in compatible software. It's a faster starting point than tracing walls, doors, and room boundaries by hand.
KEY FEATURES
Floor plan to DXF conversion features
Choose the conversion mode and image options that best match the floor plan you want to edit in CAD.
UPLOAD A FLOOR PLAN IMAGE
Start with a JPG, JPEG, PNG, or WebP floor plan
Start with a JPG, JPEG, PNG, or WebP floor plan up to 15MB. Whether it's an architectural drawing, a scanned plan, or a clean PNG export, the converter uses the image as the source for the DXF geometry instead of asking you to redraw it.
- JPG and JPEG
- PNG and WebP
- 15MB maximum
- Image validation
CHOOSE A CONVERSION MODE
Use the mode that fits the source drawing
Pick the mode that matches your source. Floor Plan (General) suits everyday plans, while Architectural Plan (Optimized) prioritizes walls, doors, windows, and room boundaries when building geometry matters most.
- Floor Plan (General)
- Architectural Plan (Optimized)
- Wall recognition
- Room boundaries
CONTROL RECOGNITION OPTIONS
Choose how text is handled during conversion
Choose whether text in your floor plan should be recognized during conversion. Do Not Recognize Text is off by default; turn it on when you want to skip room names, notes, and other labels and focus on the drawing geometry in your DXF output.
- Do Not Recognize Text
- Text recognition on by default
- Skip labels when needed
- Editable geometry
DOWNLOAD OR KEEP EDITING
Review the DXF before using it in a CAD workflow
Review the result, then download the DXF and continue in your CAD workflow. Check scale, layers, and geometry before professional use, and refine walls, doors, and dimensions inside compatible software.
- DXF preview
- CAD-ready output
- Layer review
- Further editing
HOW IT WORKS
How to convert a floor plan to DXF
Three steps from a floor plan image to a DXF starting point for CAD.
01
Upload the image
Add a valid JPG, JPEG, PNG, or WebP floor plan.
02
Choose conversion settings
Select the conversion mode and text or enhancement options.
03
Convert and review
Generate the DXF, inspect the result, and download it for editing.
EXAMPLES
Floor plan to DXF examples
Common image-to-CAD conversion workflows.
JPG to DXF
Convert a JPG floor plan image into a CAD-oriented file.
PNG to DXF
Use a clear PNG export as the source for conversion.
Architectural Plan
Prioritize walls, doors, windows, and room boundaries.
WHY THIS WORKFLOW
Everything a floor plan to DXF converter should get right
Turn a raster floor plan into a CAD-oriented DXF starting point while keeping the conversion controls clear.
image formats
Convert JPG, JPEG, PNG, or WebP floor plan images.
conversion modes
Choose Floor Plan (General) or Architectural Plan (Optimized).
conversion options
Control text recognition, image enhancement, and dimension annotations.
DXF output
Create a DXF file for further editing in compatible CAD software.
The result is intended for planning and communication. Always verify dimensions, scale, engineering details, and local codes before construction or installation.
FAQ
Floor plan to DXF questions
Answers about image formats, conversion settings, and CAD output.
It converts a raster floor plan image into a DXF starting point that can be opened and edited in compatible CAD software.
Yes. Upload a supported JPG, JPEG, PNG, or WebP image within the 15MB limit, then choose the conversion settings.
Use Floor Plan (General) for a balanced conversion. Use Architectural Plan (Optimized) when walls, doors, windows, and room boundaries are the priority.
Enable it when labels are not important or when noisy text could reduce the clarity of the geometry conversion.
Depending on the source image and recognition quality, the converted DXF may include walls, doors, windows, room boundaries, text, and other detected geometry.
Treat the result as an editable starting point. Inspect scale, geometry, layers, dimensions, and code-related details in CAD before professional use.
Ready to convert your floor plan image to DXF?
Upload a JPG or PNG, choose the recognition mode, and create a DXF starting point for your CAD workflow.