AI floor plan generator for creating layouts from text, sketches, or manual drawing
AI Dance Generator – Make a Photo Dance
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free plan with 3 AI trial credits; Pro at $14.99/month with 60 AI credits per month; Studio at $49.99/month with 200 AI credits per month; Credit Pack with 120 non-expiring credits available for purchase.
$9.90 for 50 credits (about 5 videos), $19.90 for 105 credits (about 10 videos), $49.00 for 270 credits (about 27 videos). Each video costs 10-50 credits depending on the effect. No subscription, paid once.
Key features
Generate floor plans from text descriptions
Clean up hand sketches and rough drawings
3D isometric preview of 2D plans
Manual editable canvas with walls, doors, and furniture
PNG and print-ready PDF export
Project version history and cloud saves
AI editor to restyle plans without overwriting originals
Support for residential and commercial spaces
Choose from four dance styles: hip-hop, groove, freestyle, or sway
Generate videos in your web browser without installing an app
Get results in about 3 minutes
5-second vertical MP4 videos optimized for TikTok and Instagram Reels
AI checks photos before processing to ensure compliance with content policy
Automatic credit refund if video generation fails
Other effects including AI Kiss, AI Hug, AI Cat Dance, and holiday themes
Videos come silent to pair with any trending audio
What makes it different
No CAD software installation required; works entirely in browser
Free trial with 1K resolution without signup required
Plain language prompts instead of technical constraints
Editable projects preserve original and all generated versions
Rapid iteration for early planning before professional drawings
Uses a real dancer as reference instead of guessing motion, making results look like actual dancing rather than wobbling
No subscription or app required, works entirely in browser
Pay once per video with automatic refunds on failed generations
Private videos never used for training or examples