FURNITURE VISUALIZER

Bring Your Own Furniture

Bring Your Own Furniture

Bring Your Own Furniture

Upload a photo of a piece of furniture and Maket makes a 3D model of it at its real size. Place it in your floor plans, see it in 3D and include it in your renderings. For homeowners moving or renovating, and for furniture brands, interior designers and architects.

Upload a photo of a piece of furniture and Maket makes a 3D model of it at its real size. Place it in your floor plans, see it in 3D and include it in your renderings. For homeowners moving or renovating, and for furniture brands, interior designers and architects.

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What is a furniture visualizer?

What is a furniture visualizer?

A furniture visualizer lets you see a specific piece of furniture in a space before you buy, order or move it. Maket’s is called Bring Your Own Furniture. You upload a photo, Maket turns the piece into a 3D model, and you place it in a floor plan the same way you would any object from Maket’s library.


A furniture visualizer lets you see a specific piece of furniture in a space before you buy, order or move it. Maket’s is called Bring Your Own Furniture. You upload a photo, Maket turns the piece into a 3D model, and you place it in a floor plan the same way you would any object from Maket’s library.


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One photo

A product shot or a photo of a furnished room, in JPEG, PNG or WebP.

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About 30 seconds

To build the 3D model. Maket estimates its height, width and depth, and you can edit them.

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10 AI credits

For each object you create. Free accounts include credits to try it.

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Saved to your library

Objects you create stay in your library and can be used in any of your plans.

How to turn a furniture photo into a 3D model for your floor plan

Follow one piece of furniture from a photo to a rendered room. Scroll through the six steps.


  1. 1Upload a photoUse a product shot or a photo of a furnished room, in JPEG, PNG or WebP.
  2. 2Choose the pieceMaket outlines the items it finds in the photo. Click the one you want. You can choose more than one.
  3. 3Get a 3D modelAbout 30 seconds later, you have a 3D model with its height, width and depth filled in. Edit them to match the spec sheet.
  4. 4Place it in your planDrag it into a floor plan. It sits at its real size, so you can see the space around it.
  5. 5See it in 3DSwitch to 3D and walk through the space with the piece in it.
  6. 6Render the roomRender the room with the piece in it.
Living room photo with a sage green fabric sofa, round oak coffee table and paper lanternThe sofa selected in the photo, ready to turn into a 3D object3D model of the sofa with its height, width and depth: 29.9 x 95.3 x 37.4 inThe custom sofa selected in a Scandinavian-style floor plan of the whole homeIsometric 3D view of the home with the custom sofa in the living roomRendered Japandi living room with the same green fabric sofa
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For homeowners, furniture brands, interior designers and architects

For homeowners, furniture brands, interior designers and architects

Four ways teams use their own furniture in Maket.

Four ways teams use their own furniture in Maket.

Furniture brands & retailers

Make 3D models from the product photos you already have. Place them in a customer’s floor plan and share the plan with a link.

A product photo of an armchair next to a render of the same chair in a living room

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Homeowners & renovators

Moving into a new place or planning a renovation? Take photos of the furniture you own and place it in the new floor plan to see what fits where before you move or build.

Before and after: the living room as a 3D model in Maket on the left, and the same view rendered on the right, with the homeowner's own armchair

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Interior designers

Show clients the pieces you’re specifying, at their real size, in their own floor plan. Render a few options before anything is ordered.

Two rendered options of the same living room, each with the same custom sofa

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Architects

Furnish plans with the client’s own furniture instead of generic blocks, and check room sizes and circulation around the pieces they’re keeping.

Floor plan of a whole home with a custom sofa selected in the living room

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See your furniture in different interior styles

Each rendering shows the same piece, created from one photo, in a different room style.

Living room rendered in a scandinavian style with the same custom sofa
Scandinavian
Living room rendered in a japandi style with the same custom sofa
Japandi
Living room rendered in a sage style with the same custom sofa
Sage
Living room rendered in a warm minimal style with the same custom sofa
Warm minimal
Living room rendered in a coastal style with the same custom sofa
Coastal
Living room rendered in a earth tones style with the same custom sofa
Earth tones
Living room rendered in a contemporary style with the same custom sofa
Contemporary
Living room rendered in a organic style with the same custom sofa
Organic
Living room rendered in a scandinavian style with the same custom sofa
Scandinavian
Living room rendered in a japandi style with the same custom sofa
Japandi
Living room rendered in a sage style with the same custom sofa
Sage
Living room rendered in a warm minimal style with the same custom sofa
Warm minimal
Living room rendered in a coastal style with the same custom sofa
Coastal
Living room rendered in a earth tones style with the same custom sofa
Earth tones
Living room rendered in a contemporary style with the same custom sofa
Contemporary
Living room rendered in a organic style with the same custom sofa
Organic
Living room rendered in a scandinavian style with the same custom sofa
Scandinavian
Living room rendered in a japandi style with the same custom sofa
Japandi
Living room rendered in a sage style with the same custom sofa
Sage
Living room rendered in a warm minimal style with the same custom sofa
Warm minimal
Living room rendered in a coastal style with the same custom sofa
Coastal
Living room rendered in a earth tones style with the same custom sofa
Earth tones
Living room rendered in a contemporary style with the same custom sofa
Contemporary
Living room rendered in a organic style with the same custom sofa
Organic

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

What is a furniture visualizer?

A furniture visualizer lets you see a specific piece of furniture in a space before you buy, order or move it. In Maket, you upload a photo of the piece and it becomes a true-to-size 3D object you can place in a floor plan, view in 3D and render.

Can I upload my own furniture to a floor plan?

Yes. In Maket, open Objects, choose Create your own and upload a photo of the piece. Maket makes a 3D model with its height, width and depth, and you can place it in any of your floor plans.

Will this couch fit in my living room?

Measure the couch and the room, then place it in a floor plan at its real size. In Maket, upload a photo of the couch, enter its width and depth from the listing and drag it into your living room to see its footprint next to the walls, doors and other furniture.

How do I turn a photo of furniture into a 3D model?

Open a floor plan in Maket, go to Objects → Create your own and upload a JPEG, PNG or WebP photo. Click the piece you want. About 30 seconds later you’ll have a 3D model. Check its name and dimensions, then click Create object.

Does the photo need to be a product shot?

No. Product shots work, and so do photos of furnished rooms. Maket outlines the items it finds in the photo and you choose the ones you want.

Can I import 3D model files such as GLB, OBJ or SketchUp?

Not at the moment. Bring Your Own Furniture builds the 3D model from a single photo, so you don’t need a 3D file or modeling software.

How is this different from an image-to-3D tool?

Most image-to-3D tools give you a model file to import into other software. Maket makes the model inside your project, with dimensions you can edit, so you can place it in a floor plan, view it in 3D and render it without exporting anything.

How accurate are the dimensions?

Maket estimates height, width and depth from the photo. For exact sizes, type in the numbers from the spec sheet before you create the object.

How much does it cost?

Each new object uses 10 AI credits. Free accounts can try it with their included credits, and paid plans include more. Placing and viewing objects in 2D and 3D doesn’t use credits. Renderings use credits separately.

Where are my custom objects saved?

In your library, under Objects → Custom. Group them into collections and add them to any of your plans.

How can furniture brands show their products in a customer’s floor plan?

Make 3D models from your existing product photos in Maket, place them in the customer’s floor plan and share the plan with a link from the Export button. You don’t need 3D files or modeling software.

How can interior designers show clients the exact furniture they’re specifying?

Make 3D models of the pieces you’re specifying, place them in the client’s floor plan at their real size, and present the room in 3D and in renderings before anything is ordered.

How do architects check furniture fit and clearances in a floor plan?

Bring a client’s existing furniture into the plan at its real footprint. Check room sizes, walkways and circulation around the pieces they’re keeping, then review it all in 3D.

What’s the difference between a furniture visualizer and a room planner?

A room planner lays out a space with generic furniture. A furniture visualizer shows a specific piece at its real size and with its real look. In Maket you can do both: plan the space, then add your own furniture from photos.

Can I see my furniture in 3D and in a rendered room?

Yes. Switch the plan to 3D for an isometric or walkthrough view, then render the room with your furniture in place.

Can I share a floor plan with my own furniture in it?

Yes. Use the Export button to download the plan or create a share link for clients, colleagues or customers.

What kind of photos work best?

A clear, well-lit photo where the piece isn’t hidden behind other objects. Sofas, chairs, tables, beds, storage, cabinets and lamps all work well.

Guides for designers, architects and brands

Guides for designers, architects and brands

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Try it with your own furniture

Try it with your own furniture

Open a floor plan, go to Objects and choose Create your own. Free accounts include credits to try it.

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