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Create and Access Floor Plans on the Go

Create 2D and 3D floor plans on your iPad or Android tablet, then access your entire floor plan library on your phone, ready to share wherever you are.

Tablet and laptop showing a floor plan being drawn in the RoomSketcher app, with wall measurements, room outlines, and editing tools visible on screen.
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Use the RoomSketcher App on Your Tablet

The RoomSketcher app for iPad and Android tablets gives you the full functionality of our desktop version, optimized for touch.

Whether you’re drawing floor plans, decorating interiors, or generating 3D visuals, you can do it all right on your tablet.

Here’s what you can do:

  • Draw 2D and 3D Floor Plans
  • Add walls, windows, furniture, and materials
  • Customize layouts and experiment with styles
  • View your design in interactive Live 3D
RoomSketcher app displayed on an iPad, showing a 2D floor plan with labeled room dimensions and a right-side panel open to a selection of door types.
RoomSketcher web account interface shown on two mobile phones. The left screen displays a two-story floor plan project with preview images of each floor, while the right screen shows the order form with fields for project name, levels, and furnishing options.

Use Your Phone to View and Order Plans

RoomSketcher is always just a tap away. Use your phone’s browser to sign in to your web portal and access everything you need when you're out and about.

Here’s what you can do on your phone:

  • View your projects, floor plans, and 3D visuals
  • Place a floor plan order
  • Download or share 2D Floor Plans, 3D Photos, and 360 Views
  • Check order status and access project updates anytime

Sync Across All Your Devices

With everything stored in the RoomSketcher Cloud, your projects go wherever you do.

Start a project on your computer, continue on a tablet, then access it from your phone to share or order while you’re on the go.

Mobile and tablet view of the RoomSketcher app. The tablet displays a 2D floor plan with room labels, while the phone shows a project gallery with floor plan previews.

Frequently Asked Questions