IDstudio · Floor plan to SketchUp

Your floor plan, as a furnished SketchUp model

Upload the plan image and a short brief. IDstudio builds the home in 3D, hands you a .skp file with a scene for each view, then renders every room from it. You approve each stage.

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Trial credits worth US$50, then US$99 (S$129) a month at the launch price. Private by default: your client's plans and renders stay in your firm's account, behind your sign-in.

Built in Singapore by Konverta.ai with CAsarté Interior, a practising interior design firm. Konverta AI SG Pte. Ltd., UEN 202617286Z.

Photoreal Japandi render of the same living room, same camera, with the oak lattice sliding door — Drag to compare. Living room of a Japandi 2-room Flexi HDB flat by Eunice, Ling's Haus: the clay view from the SketchUp model IDstudio built, and the render made from it.

Clay 3D view of the living room from the SketchUp model IDstudio built from the plan — Drag to compare. Living room of a Japandi 2-room Flexi HDB flat by Eunice, Ling's Haus: the clay view from the SketchUp model IDstudio built, and the render made from it.

01 In short

How do I turn a floor plan into a SketchUp model?

Upload the floor plan image to IDstudio and approve the furnished layout. It builds the home in 3D and gives you a SketchUp .skp file with a scene for each view, with no tracing, then renders every room from that model and makes the client design book.

02 A real project

A real project: Japandi 2-room Flexi by Eunice, Ling's Haus

Eunice drew her layout on the HDB floor plan. IDstudio built it as she drew it, made the 3D model and rendered every room, then rebuilt it with her corrections.

The floor plan of a 2-room Flexi HDB flat as the designer uploaded it, with her carpentry and furniture drawn on — Her floor plan, with her layout drawn on

Clay 3D view of the bedroom from the SketchUp model — 3D clay from IDstudio

Photoreal Japandi render of the bedroom: cherry-blossom wallpaper framed by fluted oak panels — Final render, Japandi

Read the case study · Made with IDstudio.

03 What you get

What is in the SketchUp file?

The home as drawn on the plan, furnished to the approved layout, with each view saved as a scene. Open it in SketchUp and keep working.

Walls, doors and windows: read from the plan image, with its printed dimensions, before anything is drawn.
The approved layout: your own layout built as you drew it, or the one IDstudio proposed and you approved.
Built elements: the theme's doors, joinery, feature walls and ceiling are modelled in 3D, not painted onto the renders.
A scene per view: the Ang Mo Kio 4-room sample has 13 scenes: 12 room views and an overview.
Matching renders: each photoreal render is made from its clay view of the same model and camera, so the renders match the file.

Download the sample SketchUp file (.skp, 535 KB) from the Ang Mo Kio 4-room HDB sample.

04 How it works

From plan image to .skp in three steps

01
Upload the plan and brief
An image or PDF of the floor plan is enough: the HDB sales plan, or a plan with your own layout drawn on it. IDstudio reads the walls, doors, windows and dimensions, and asks when something is unclear.
02
Approve the furnished plan
You get a dimensioned furnished plan. Ask for changes in plain words, a sketch or a mark-up, then approve.
03
Get the model and the renders
The approved plan is built in 3D as a SketchUp model with clay views to check, then every room is rendered from its clay view.

05 Compared

Tracing in SketchUp vs IDstudio

	Tracing the plan by hand	IDstudio
Starts from	The plan image imported and scaled in SketchUp	The plan image and a short brief
Walls and layout	You draw the walls and place every piece	Read from the plan; layout proposed by the AI or yours kept exactly
What you end up with	The model you built	A .skp with a scene per view, plans, clay views, renders of every room and a design book PDF
Changes	Edit the model and re-render	Ask in plain words, sketches or screenshots; or open the .skp and edit it yourself

06 Why IDstudio

One floor plan, the whole proposal

Every room, one run
A furnished plan, a SketchUp model, renders of every room, a 3D floor plan and a client design book from one floor plan, with an approval gate at each stage.
Built with a Singapore ID firm
Built with CAsarté Interior, a practising interior design firm in Singapore. Works from the HDB sales plan, keeps structural walls and the household shelter as drawn, and lays out to local sizes.
Always the latest AI models
Powered by the latest-generation AI models and continuously updated: you never work on an old model, and there is no separate rendering or SketchUp subscription to manage.

07 Questions

Floor plan to SketchUp: questions

Can AI create a SketchUp model from a floor plan?

Yes. IDstudio reads a floor plan image, drafts the furnished layout and, once you approve it, builds the home in 3D and gives you a SketchUp .skp file with a scene for each view. You can download the sample .skp from the Ang Mo Kio 4-room HDB sample.

Can I convert a PDF or hand-drawn floor plan to SketchUp?

Yes. Upload the floor plan as an image or a PDF, such as the HDB sales plan or a plan with your layout drawn on it, as in the Ling's Haus case study. IDstudio reads it and builds the SketchUp model from it.

Is the SketchUp model editable?

Yes. It is a normal SketchUp .skp file. Open it in SketchUp and keep working: move furniture, change joinery or add detail once the client is interested.

Do I need SketchUp to use IDstudio?

No. IDstudio builds the model and renders it for you, with no separate rendering or SketchUp subscription to manage. You only need your own copy of SketchUp if you want to keep editing the .skp yourself.

How long does it take?

In five steps and less than an hour. When left to run through all five steps on its own, without stopping for your review. You approve the furnished plan, the 3D model, the renders, the photo style and the design book, and each stage waits for you.

How much does it cost?

US$99 (S$129) a month at the launch price, down from US$149, for 6 projects and an estimated 100 renders, cancel anytime. The 7-day free trial is one full project with no card: floor plan to furnished layout, 3D model and SketchUp file, and up to 4 renders (trial credits worth US$50). Start the free trial.

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IDstudio by konverta.ai is an AI tool for interior designers that turns a floor plan into a furnished layout, a 3D SketchUp model, photoreal renders and a client-ready design book. It was built with CAsarté Interior, a practising interior design firm in Singapore, and works for HDB, condo and landed homes. One full project free: 7 days, trial credits worth US$50, no card needed.

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