Upload a 2D floor plan, blueprint scan or CAD export and get a client-ready 3D isometric cutaway in about 10 seconds, with no 3D model to build.
Last updated: August 2026Architects, interior designers, visualization teams
Selected example, made with Vizcraft from the floor plan shown. Results vary with the floor plan you upload. ISO Mapper, default settings.
Use a clean CAD export, a blueprint scan or a simple room-labeled plan, as a JPG, PNG, HEIC or WebP image. No 3D model needed.
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Starter Monthly gives 25 renders for $19/mo; Pro Monthly gives 100 renders for $49/mo. That keeps per-client floor-plan experiments cheap while preserving one-time packs for overflow.
3D isometric views make room relationships, proportions, and flow immediately understandable for clients who struggle to read 2D plans.
Skip the hours of manual modeling in SketchUp or Revit. Upload a floor plan image and get an isometric view in seconds.
Generated isometrics are designed for client meetings, proposals, and marketing materials right out of the box.
CAD exports, scanned blueprints, or hand-drawn plans. If it is a clear image, ISO Mapper can process it.
Export or scan your floor plan as a clean JPEG or PNG image (up to 10MB). Use high contrast, straight lines, and readable room labels.
Upload the image to ISO Mapper and choose the floor-plan workflow instead of a generic text-to-image prompt.
AI analyzes room layouts, walls, openings, and spatial relationships to create a 3D isometric floor plan view.
Download your 3D isometric cutaway visualization in about 10 seconds and use it in proposals, listings, or design reviews.
ISO Mapper works alongside AutoCAD, Revit, ArchiCAD, SketchUp, and common PDF plan workflows. Export a plan image, upload it, and receive a 3D isometric view without building a model or managing a render queue. The output is ideal for early-stage presentations, real-estate listing visuals, renovation concepts, and client approvals when a full 3D model is not yet justified.
Isometric views follow established drafting conventions. These sources define the projection rules teams still teach and use in practice:
ISO 5456-3 — Technical drawings — Projection methods — Part 3: Axonometric representations
International standard covering axonometric (including isometric) representation methods for technical drawings.
MIT OpenCourseWare — Architecture drawing conventions (isometric projection)
Academic overview of geometric disciplines used in architecture, including parallel and isometric projection.
NIST Engineering Drawing Standards / DoD Dimensioning & Tolerancing references
Entry point to US federal standards ecosystem for engineering graphics and documentation practices.
A 3D isometric view is a method of visually representing three-dimensional objects in two dimensions where the three coordinate axes appear equally foreshortened. In architecture, isometric cutaway views show rooms and spatial relationships from an angled overhead perspective.
ISO Mapper produces a stylized isometric interpretation of your floor plan. It accurately represents room layouts and spatial relationships but is designed for presentation purposes rather than dimensionally exact modeling.
Yes. Export your CAD drawing as a JPEG or PNG image and upload it to ISO Mapper. The AI processes standard image formats, so any CAD tool that can export images will work.
Currently, ISO Mapper processes one floor plan at a time. For multi-story buildings, upload each floor separately and use the outputs together in your presentation.
ISO Mapper creates a presentation-ready 3D isometric visualization from a 2D plan. It is faster than manual 3D modeling, but it does not replace BIM or CAD when you need editable geometry, schedules, or construction documents.
Use a high-resolution, orthogonal plan with dark wall lines, clean room boundaries, and minimal compression. Cropped phone photos and low-contrast scans can work for ideation, but clean exports produce stronger 3D floor plan views.
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