Guide
Turn a floor plan into 360° room panoramas
PicHome reads the rooms in a floor plan, places a camera in each one, and renders a photoreal 360° equirectangular panorama from that exact viewpoint — so the window is on the right wall and the door leads where the plan says. All rooms render in parallel and link into one tour.
At a glance
- Geometry first: a 3D model of the plan drives the AI render, which is why the rooms match the drawing instead of being generic.
- Panoramas are 2:1 equirectangular JPEGs, usable in any 360° viewer.
- Up to 5 rooms per home; living/dining open plans are rendered as one continuous space.
- Furniture: keep what is drawn, or let the AI re-plan the layout in the chosen style.
- Re-render one room for a fraction of the price if you want another take.
How it works
- 1
Upload
The plan is parsed into rooms, walls, doors and windows.
- 2
Render
Each room gets a control view from its 3D model and is rendered in the style you chose.
- 3
Explore
Drag to look around; tap a door to step into the next room. Share the link or export a video.
Tours made from a floor plan
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Frequently asked questions
- Can I download the panoramas?
- Yes, each room's 360° image is available from the tour page, and the walkthrough video packages them together.
- Which styles are available?
- Scandinavian, Japandi, modern, minimalist, industrial, mid-century and more. Each has a matching music track for the video.
- Is it real-time?
- Parsing takes about 15 seconds; each panorama takes 1–2 minutes and rooms render at the same time, so a home is done in about 3 minutes.
PicHome reads the rooms in a floor plan, places a camera in each one, and renders a photoreal 360° equirectangular panorama from that exact viewpoint — so the window is on the right wall and the door leads where the plan says.
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