3D Home, for homeowners and builders
Front elevation design from your floor plan or house photo
Give us a floor plan or a photo of your house, pick a style and the floors, and see how the front could look. It is a concept picture to take to your architect, not a drawing to build from.
The cost shows before you start. A failed design is refunded.
How it works, in 3 steps
- 1
Add a property, then choose a floor plan or a photo of the house. A photo, a scan or a PDF works.
- 2
Pick a style and the floors, and add anything else in your own words, such as stone on the ground floor. The cost shows on the button.
- 3
Press the button. In about a minute, drag the slider to compare and download the picture.
A front elevation is the view of a house from the road: the door, windows, balconies, roof line and materials. Kritiverse 3D Home turns a floor plan or a photo of a house into a realistic picture of that front, so you can compare styles before you spend money on a design.
From a floor plan
The tool reads the front width, the proportions, and where the plan puts the door, windows, balcony and parking on the front side, then designs a finished front. A clear ground floor plan with the front at the foot of the page works best.
From a photo of your house
The tool keeps the same building: the same floors, the same doors and windows in the same places, the same plot and the same camera. Only the face of the house changes, so it suits a renovation.
Styles you can try
- Modern: clean lines, flat slabs, large windows.
- Contemporary Indian: a practical city home with a balcony, jaali screens and a parking porch.
- Minimal: simple volumes and few materials.
- Classical: columns, cornices and arched windows.
- Kerala style: sloped tiled roofs and deep eaves.
- Mediterranean: warm plaster, terracotta tiles and arches.
Get a better result
- Use a clear plan. A straight scan beats a photo taken at an angle.
- Say what matters in your own words, such as a car porch on the left or a terrace garden on top.
- For a house photo, stand across the road in daylight, so the whole front is in the frame.
- Try two or three styles on the same plan, then compare them side by side with your family or your builder.
- Keep every design with its property, so nothing gets lost between visits.
What this is not
This is a concept picture. It is not an architect's drawing, it is not a 3D model, and its sizes are not to scale. Doors and windows may not match your plan exactly. An architect or engineer must check any design before building, and local building rules still apply.
Example request
Source: Ground floor plan, 30 x 40 plot
Picks: Contemporary Indian · G+1
Note: Stone on the ground floor, white above
Output: A picture of the front of the houseQuestions
Can I build from this picture?
No. It shows how the front could look. An architect or engineer must prepare the real drawings.
Which floor plans work best?
A clear ground floor plan, with the front of the house at the foot of the page. A photo of a paper plan works if it is straight and sharp.
What does a design cost?
The cost in Credits shows on the button before you start. If a design fails, the Credits go back.
Does it keep my plan exactly?
It uses the plan as its guide, but it is not exact. Check the door and window positions in the picture against your plan.