Plan to PerspectiveBeta

Taagh analyses your plan once and builds a true-to-scale 3D model. You place a camera in any room and see a live white clay view. When you’re happy with the view, Taagh renders it into a photoreal image. Because the render starts from your real geometry, the layout stays faithful to the plan, angle after angle.

• A clean floor plan as PNG or JPG: an AutoCAD export or a straight scan, long side at least 2,000 px, up to 40 MB. PDF isn’t supported yet. See the plan preparation guide for how to prepare it.
• Or a plan you already analysed with the Taagh SketchUp plugin: it appears in Your plans automatically.

1. 1

   Upload your plan

   Open Plan to Perspective, drop your plan image, and wait while it’s analysed. You pay for the analysis once, and only if it succeeds. Uploading the same file again costs nothing.

2. 2

   Confirm the scale

   If the detected scale is reliable, click Use detected scale. Otherwise, draw a line along a wall or dimension you know and type its real length in metres.

3. 3

   Place the camera

   Click inside a room to place it, then drag to aim. You can also stand in a doorway, which is ideal for small rooms. The camera can’t be inside a wall or a piece of furniture, and keeps at least 15 cm from walls.

4. 4

   Set the view

   Adjust the settings below. The clay view updates live and is free, so experiment as much as you like.

5. 5

   Choose furniture

   Pick Furniture from my plan or Let AI furnish (see below).

6. 6

   Render this view

   The render settings open with your clay view. Choose a style, lighting and other options, then render.

7. 7

   More angles

   Click Back to your plan under the result to set up the next camera. Every new angle is just a render; the plan isn’t analysed again.

These settings only affect the 3D view and render. They never change your analysed plan.

• Furniture from my plan: every piece from your plan, in its exact position and size. Choose a style: Modern, Classic or Neoclassic. Use this when the layout matters.
• Let AI furnish: Taagh furnishes the room in your render style, and the layout is free. Use this when the layout doesn’t matter, or when your plan has no furniture.
• Fittings always stay: toilets, basins, bathtubs, showers, kitchen counters, sinks, stoves and fridges always come from your plan, in both modes.
• No furniture in your plan? Furniture from my plan is greyed out. Draw furniture in your plan, and the render will follow that exact layout.

• Small rooms and WCs: use 16 mm, stand in the doorway, set the eye height to about 1.1–1.3 m, and use a slight downward frame shift. Taagh suggests these for small rooms; tap Use suggested.
• Large rooms: use 28–35 mm from a corner, looking along the longest diagonal.
• Open-plan spaces: aim at the area you want to show. Taagh reads it as a living, kitchen or dining view from what the camera faces.
• Keep it simple: one clear view per render works better than a crowded one.

• Plan analysis: 50 tokens, once per plan.
• 3D clay view: free, as often as you like.
• Each render: 3 tokens.

Example: one plan with four angles costs 50 + 4 × 3 = 62 tokens.

This is a beta. If something goes wrong or you’re not happy with a result, email support with the render link. We’ll review it and refund your tokens.

• Rooms look too big or too small: the scale is wrong. Reopen the plan and redraw the scale line on a wall you know.
• Walls missing or a room isn’t closed: the plan wasn’t clean enough. Remove title blocks, notes and heavy hatching, and make sure walls are closed. See the plan preparation guide.
• A window changed in the render: render again, or try a simpler style. Detailed classic styles change windows more often.
• Wrong room name or wrong kind of room in the render: set Room type manually.
• The camera won’t go where I click: you’re inside a wall, a piece of furniture, or too close to a wall. Click a little further into the room.

• Interior views only. A plan alone has no facade or sloped-roof information.
• One sill and window height for all windows.
• PNG and JPG only; no PDF yet.