What the AI does with your drawing
Lovspark AI reads walls, doors, windows and furniture symbols, then renders each room with suitable flooring, finishes and shadows from one light direction. It does not move walls or add rooms, so the result follows your drawing.
It renders what is drawn: draw furniture symbols where you want furniture, because empty rooms stay mostly empty.
Prepare the drawing
A clean drawing gives the cleanest render. Check these before you export.
- Export at high resolution with solid walls and thin furniture lines.
- Turn off text, room names, dimensions and grid lines.
- Crop to the outer walls plus a small margin.
- Use one level per image; render each floor of a house separately.
Realistic or Illustration?
Realistic suits listings, sales sites and client presentations, where people expect a real estate 3D look. Illustration suits brochures, early concepts and menus or decks, where a warmer hand-drawn sheet fits better.
3D views for listings
A rendered 3D view helps buyers read a layout, but it is an illustration, not a measured survey. Keep the original drawing with dimensions next to it, and label the render as illustrative where your market requires it.
Offices, shops and restaurants
Commercial drawings render well when the furniture is drawn: desks, meeting tables, counters, shelving and seating. Lovspark AI picks finishes that suit the room type, such as tile in kitchens and restrooms.
Common mistakes
Most weak renders come from the input. Check these before you run it again.
- Blurry scans or photos taken at an angle.
- Room names and dimensions left on, which can turn into odd textures.
- Several levels in one image.
- Expecting furniture in rooms where none is drawn.