PlanFinder AI for Revit: Auto Floor Plan Generation | Test & Capabilities Review
In this video, we test PlanFinder, an AI plugin for Revit designed to auto-generate floor plans for BIM workflows. We try to recreate building layouts from a model created from a point cloud: on the left you’ll see only the exterior walls, and on the right — the completed layout.
⚠️ Important limitation: PlanFinder currently doesn’t support non-orthogonal (non-right-angle) walls, so generating layouts for this specific model isn’t possible in a real scenario. Still, we test the plugin and discuss an ideal case where all walls are orthogonal, attempting to replicate seven different layout options.
⏩ (This video is sped up 8×.)
How PlanFinder works (workflow overview)
To generate a floor plan, the plugin requires:
Exterior walls
A defined entry point
Inside the layout window, you can refine the result by adjusting:
Country/region
Number of bathrooms, bedrooms, and other room types
In the settings, you can configure:
Interior wall & door types
Optional furniture and plumbing generation (using included families)
Room boundary creation
After tuning the parameters, you choose the best option from the generated layouts — resulting in an automatically generated floor plan based on your inputs and constraints.
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