Last updated: 11/9/2026Last verified: 2026-11-07
What is Maket?
Maket is an AI residential design platform that generates floor plans, furnished layouts and photorealistic 3D renders from natural-language requirements. Users can edit with text or the canvas, upload an existing plan or start from a blank canvas.
Key Features
- Residential floor-plan generation: Create a layout from a written brief, with plans usually ready in two to three minutes according to the supplied information.
- Natural-language editing: Refine a design through written instructions rather than relying only on manual drawing.
- Canvas editing: Make changes directly within the design canvas.
- 3D visualization: Explore designs through 3D views and photorealistic renders.
- Furnished layouts: Visualize furniture within residential floor plans.
- Paid export options: PDF, DXF, and render exports are available on paid plans.
Best For
Homeowners exploring residential layout ideas before discussing them with a design professional.Residential designers developing early-stage concepts from written client briefs.Interior designers testing furniture arrangements and visual presentation ideas.Users who want to move from a written home-design concept to a floor plan and 3D visualization.
Pricing
Free includes 30 one-time credits with no card required. Homeowner is $20/month with 300 credits; Pro is $100/month with 3,000 credits; Scale is custom-priced. Free projects can be shared by link, while PDF, DXF and render downloads require a paid plan. Confirm the selected billing period and current official terms.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Combines floor-plan generation, furnished layouts, and 3D visualization in one platform.
- Offers both natural-language and canvas editing for design refinement.
- Provides PDF, DXF, and render export options on paid plans.
- Typically generates initial residential floor plans in two to three minutes, based on the supplied description.
Cons
- Downloadable exports require a paid plan.
- Free credits are one-time; paid included credits refresh monthly.
- Plans are design-stage documents: qualified professionals must review them against local codes before permits or construction.
- The site says most options are ready in two to three minutes, not a guarantee per request; no timing test was run here.
FAQ
Details
Platform
Web
Features
- Residential floor plans from a written brief, usually ready in two to three minutes
- Natural-language and canvas editing, with 3D views and photorealistic renders
- Text-to-furniture: describe a piece, save the 2D/3D object, and place it on the plan
- PDF, DXF, and render exports on the paid plans
Languages
en
Known limitations
- The free plan is 30 one-time credits and single-floor generation only. The pricing FAQ says downloadable exports are paid-only, while the 6 Nov 2026 release notes say full-resolution render images can be downloaded without a paid plan. PDF and DXF stay on Homeowner and above
- Homeowner is $20/month for 300 credits and Pro is $100/month for 3,000 credits. Those credits expire at the end of each monthly cycle, and top-up packs require a paid subscription
- Exports are design-stage documents. Maket says a licensed architect or engineer should review them before permits or construction
- A render is not guaranteed to match a text-to-furniture object exactly. The help article says to add preserve-structure instructions and compare versions
Alternatives
Spline — Browser 3D scenes and interaction, not residential floor plans or DXF exports
Meshy — Text and image to 3D assets, without an editable floor-plan canvas
Canva Magic Studio — General design suite rather than architectural plan generation
