LIDAR FLOOR PLANS · iOS

Walk it once.
Get the floor plan.

PlanShot turns a LiDAR scan into a measured, editable floor plan — drawn on your iPhone in seconds. Fix anything on site, then export PDF, DXF, PNG or a 3D model.

iPhone Pro or iPad Pro with LiDAR · iOS 17+

PDF prints to scale DXF opens in CAD PNG up to 4× USDZ 3D + AR 0 accounts · 0 cloud
How it works

01

Walk each room

Point your iPhone and walk the space — walls, doors, windows and furniture are picked up as you go. Most rooms take about a minute.

02

Add rooms, then merge

"Add another room" between rooms, and PlanShot merges the whole floor into one plan. Every room is saved the moment it's captured.

03

Fix anything on site

Rename rooms, nudge walls, override dimensions, remove a misdetected door — with full undo. Then export and share.

Why PlanShot
DELIVERABLES

Exports that open everywhere

PDF sheets that print true to scale (A4, A3, Letter — 1:50, 1:100, 1:200), DXF for AutoCAD, Chief Architect and LibreCAD, share-ready PNG, and a USDZ 3D model you can walk through in AR.

PRIVACY

Everything stays on your device

No accounts, no cloud, no analytics, no ads. Scanning, drawing, editing and exporting all work in airplane mode — your plans are yours, stored on your phone.

ON-SITE EDITING

Correct the scan before you leave

Drag walls, type exact dimensions over measured ones, add or remove doors and windows. Originals are never destroyed — you can always get back to what was scanned.

RELIABILITY

No scan is ever lost

Each room is written to disk the moment it's captured — before any processing. If a merge fails or the app is interrupted, your rooms are still there.

Pricing

Free — forever

  • Unlimited scans, projects & editing
  • Image exports (watermarked)
  • Works fully offline

NO TRIAL CLOCK · NO ACCOUNT

Pro — one flat price

  • PDF & CAD (DXF) exports
  • 3D models · no watermark
  • No per-project fees, ever

ANNUAL OR LIFETIME · PRICED IN THE APP

A note on accuracy: PlanShot measures with Apple's RoomPlan technology, which is typically accurate to within a few centimeters in good conditions. It's made for layouts, listings and estimates — always verify critical dimensions on site before building or fabricating.