SCAN · PLAN · COLOUR
Walk round each room with your iPhone or iPad Pro and Roomprint draws the floor plan for you, with every wall measured. See your home in 3D, try paint colours and new floors, then print the plan to scale.
Features
No tape measure, no graph paper, no guessing whether the sofa will fit. Roomprint uses the LiDAR scanner in your iPhone or iPad Pro to measure as you walk.
A room takes about a minute. Walk round slowly and point at the walls.
A clean blueprint of your home, with every room named and measured.
Try ideas on the plan before you buy a tin of paint or a roll of carpet.
How it works
Everything saves as you go, so you can scan a few rooms today and decorate later.
“Our flat”, “14 Elm Road”, whatever helps you find it again.
Walk slowly round the edge with your iPhone pointing at the walls. Tap Finish room when it looks right.
Pick Kitchen, Bedroom and so on, choose the floor, and carry on into the next room.
Paint walls, change the flooring and move the furniture around in 2D or 3D. If the scan got a wall wrong, drag it into place.
Print it to scale, save a PDF, or send a CAD file to your builder.
3D view
The cut-away view lets you see into every room at once, like a doll’s house. Switch to full-height walls to get a feel for the space.
Inside view puts you in the middle of the room at eye level, so you can look round and paint the ceiling.
Pick a colour or a floor, then tap a wall or floor in the model. It changes straight away.
Drag a sofa into place and it slides along the wall instead of going through it, and still fits through doorways. Put a laptop or lamp on a desk and it sits on top.
Tap a door to change its colour, which side it’s hung on, which way it opens, and whether it’s open or shut.
Switch to the evening view and the lamps come on, with the night outside the windows. Add downlights or a pendant and they light up the room too.
Measure and check
No scan is perfect, so you can put right anything the scanner missed, check whether things will fit, and keep notes as you go.
If a wall comes out in the wrong place, drag it to where it should be.
Tap two points on the plan and Roomprint gives you the distance.
Pin a note to any spot on the plan, with a photo if you like.
Colours and floors
Textures are drawn at their real size, so a herringbone floor or a striped wallpaper looks the right scale in your room.
Fifteen colours to start with, any hex code you like, or point your camera at a cushion or a paint chart to match it.
From natural oak and Carrara marble to sisal weave and a regency stripe.
Once you’ve chosen, Roomprint works out the shopping list. Wall areas leave out the doors and windows, and you can set the number of coats and how much extra flooring to allow for cuts.
Print and export
Drawings come out to a standard scale with a title block, so you can measure off the paper. CAD and 3D files open in the software the professionals already use.
Every export can carry a small “Created with Roomprint” mark in the corner. You can turn it off in Settings.
Pricing
Scan and plan for free, for as long as you like. When you want to print or send your plan, it’s one payment, yours to keep on every iPhone and iPad signed in to your Apple Account.
Devices
Scanning needs the LiDAR scanner, the small black dot next to the cameras on Pro models.
iOS 18 or iPadOS 18 or later.
Any iPhone or iPad with iOS 18 or iPadOS 18. Turn on iCloud Drive and plans you scanned on a Pro model appear here too, ready to decorate, print and share.
FAQ
Scanning needs the LiDAR scanner, which is on the iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 Pro Max and every Pro and Pro Max model since, and on iPad Pro from 2020 onwards.
On any other iPhone or iPad, Roomprint opens in Viewer mode. You can open, decorate, print and share plans scanned on a Pro model through iCloud Drive.
In a typical room LiDAR is usually within a few centimetres, which is plenty for planning furniture, ordering carpet or getting quotes.
Mirrors, big windows, very dark walls and a lot of clutter can throw it off. If you’re ordering something made to measure, like a fitted kitchen or wardrobe, check the key measurements with a tape first.
If the scan gets a wall wrong, you can drag it into place or type its exact length.
About a minute for a bedroom or living room. Walk slowly round the edge of the room, pointing your iPhone at the walls, corners, doors and windows. Good light helps.
Yes. Scan a room, name it, then walk into the next one and keep going. Rooms you scan one after another line up on the same plan. For a house with stairs, add a floor and scan the rooms upstairs onto it.
Yes. Sofas, chairs, tables, beds, storage, TVs, baths, toilets, sinks and kitchen appliances are picked up during the scan and turned into furniture you can move, turn, resize and recolour. If you’d rather start with empty rooms, turn off Detect Furniture in Settings.
Yes. The PDF is drawn to a standard scale with a title block. For CAD there’s a DXF file, which opens in AutoCAD and most drawing apps, and an IFC file for BIM software such as Revit and Archicad.
Yes. Roomprint picks the largest standard scale that fits, such as 1:50 or 1:100 (or 1/4″ = 1′ in feet and inches), on A4, A3, Letter or Tabloid. Print at 100% (sometimes called actual size) and you can measure off the paper with a scale ruler.
Yes. Choose Imperial in Settings and every measurement, on screen and on exports, is shown in feet and inches.
Yes. Turn on Room Sizes & Area Schedule when you export, and the drawing shows each room’s size in metres and feet, the total floor area in m² and sq ft, and a short “for illustration only” note, the way most sales and letting particulars show plans.
If an agent wants a particular format, the DXF can be restyled in CAD.
Yes. Tap the ruler button above the plan to show or hide wall lengths and room sizes, in 2D and in 3D. Exported drawings always include them. The grid button next to it shows 1 m or 1 ft squares.
Yes. In the Plan panel tap Edit Walls, then tap the wall. Drag it to move it, drag the handles at its ends to move a corner, or type its exact length.
You can split a wall to make an alcove or bay, add or remove doors and windows, and undo any change.
Yes. Paint the walls and lay the floors in the app, then open Areas, Paint & Flooring. It works out the litres and tins of each colour, leaving out doors and windows, and the packs, boxes or rolls of flooring and wallpaper, with extra for cuts.
It’s an estimate, so check the sizes in the shop before you buy.
Yes. Tap Add Note, then tap the plan where it should go, and add a few words and a photo. Notes show as numbered pins, and can be printed in your PDF with their photos.
Roomprint is free to download. Scanning, the 2D and 3D plan, measurements, paint, flooring and furniture are all free. To print, export and share your plans there’s one payment of £9.99, with no subscription. It also removes the faint preview mark.
No. There’s no Roomprint account and no sign-in. If you buy the unlock, Apple remembers it against your Apple Account, so you can restore it on your other iPhones and iPads.
On your iPhone or iPad, and in your own iCloud Drive if you turn on sync. There’s no Roomprint server, so we never see your plans or scans.
It’s optional. With it, Roomprint uses the compass to work out which way is north on your plan, and adds the street address to printed drawings. Your location isn’t sent to us.
No. Roomprint is built on Apple’s LiDAR room scanning, so it’s for iPhone and iPad only.
Updates
We’ll email you when we add something new to Roomprint, with tips for getting the most out of your scans. A few emails a year, never spam.
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