uCAD

Can’t make the furniture fit? We’ll lay it out for you

A 4 × 5 m living room, two windows, a sofa facing the TV, a table for four and a desk

Tell us about the room and what has to go in it. uCAD’s AI draws it in 3D at real sizes, places everything and shows you it fits. Don’t like something? Say what to change: “put the desk by the window”.

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A furnished two-room flat with the ceiling off: kitchen-living room, balcony, bedroom with a walk-in closet, hall and bathroom, planned in uCAD
A two-room flat, furnished to the last socket, drawn in uCAD with an AI assistant.

What you get

See it before you buy

The room in 3D, every piece at its real size: the sofa you’re looking at, the bed you already have.

Know it fits

The gap between the bed and the wardrobe, the door that has to open, the way to the window: measured, not guessed.

Change it with a sentence

“Swap the sofa for a corner one.” “Make the room a metre wider”: the furniture moves with the wall.

Try another layout

Ask for a different arrangement, compare, keep the one you like. Every step can be undone.

Colours and light

The walls, the floor, the fronts in the colours you’re choosing, and the sun coming in through the window.

Show it

Send a link: the family, a designer or a kitchen maker opens it on any phone, turns it round and measures it.

Ask the way you’d ask a designer

A two-room flat, 52 m², furnished, the kitchen open to the living room

A furnished two-room flat seen from above, planned in uCAD

The living room: a sofa facing the TV, a table for four by the window, curtains

A living room in 3D: a sofa facing the TV, a dining table, curtains, planned in uCAD

A one-wall kitchen: fridge, sink, hob, oven, wall units over the worktop

A one-wall kitchen with a fridge, sink, hob, oven and wall units, planned in uCAD

The kind of request it takes, and the kind of room it draws: these were made in uCAD with an AI assistant.

Tell us what you need. We’ll do it.

uCAD’s AI draws it in real sizes, and changes it when you ask.

You say it, we draw it

No CAD to learn: write what you need the way you’d tell a builder or a designer.

Not right? Say so

“Move the sofa to the window.” “A metre wider.” Every change can be undone; nothing can break.

Free to try

Nothing to install: it opens in your browser. A new account tries the AI free.

Rather move things yourself?

Drag and measure

Each piece is its own object: drag it, turn it, and measure between any two points.

Doors and drawers that open

A door or a drawer inside a piece moves on its own, so you see how far it swings out.

Look in from above

Cut the walls level to see the room like a plan, or upright to look in from the side.

Questions

Do I need to know CAD?

No. Say what you need and uCAD’s AI draws it; ask again to change it. The drawing tools are there if you’d rather do some of it yourself.

What does the AI cost?

A new account tries it free. After that it comes with uCAD Pro ($19.99 a month); building after a photo, a sketch or a plan is in uCAD Studio ($49.99 a month). Drawing by hand, importing and exporting stay free.

How exact is it?

Every part has its real size, and you can measure anything. If the AI gets a detail wrong, tell it, or fix it by hand.

Is there a furniture library?

Yes: sofas, beds, tables, chairs, wardrobes, kitchens, doors and windows, each made to the size you type. Anything that isn’t there, ask the AI for.

Can I plan a whole flat?

Yes: tell us the rooms and their sizes. See floor plans.

Tell us about your room

We’ll lay it out. You say what to change.

Open uCADSee a furnished flat