Overview
Drafted is a free, cloud-assisted Revit add-in for early-stage residential planning. It converts a structured design brief—primarily a room list, optional footprint, and generation settings—into five alternative house-plan concepts in roughly 45 seconds. Unlike an image generator, it returns native, editable Revit geometry, including walls, floors, roofs, doors, windows, and rooms. Its purpose is to accelerate schematic exploration and give designers several BIM-ready starting points rather than produce construction-ready documentation.
How the Revit Workflow Operates
- Define the boundary. Use Draw Shape to trace a footprint, or omit the footprint and allow Drafted to establish the overall form.
- Build the program. Add the required spaces, such as bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, living areas, garage, and porches.
- Generate alternatives. Submit the inputs through the Drafted ribbon. Processing occurs on Drafted’s servers and requires an internet connection.
- Compare five schemes. Each generation round places five alternatives on the Revit canvas for side-by-side review.
- Iterate. Revise the footprint, room list, or settings and generate another set if the initial options are unsuitable.
- Develop the selected option. Continue editing the chosen native Revit elements using normal modeling, coordination, and documentation practices.
Generated Content and Deliverables
- Native model elements: Editable Revit walls, floors, roofs, doors, windows, and rooms rather than a flattened image or imported underlay.
- Multiple design options: Five distinct floor-plan concepts per generation round, supporting rapid comparison of adjacency, circulation, footprint efficiency, and program fit.
- Basic project views and documentation: Each option is reported to include square footage, room count, a 3D view, elevations, area plans, and sheets.
- Account synchronization: Generated work also syncs with the user’s Drafted account at Drafted.ai.
- Continued editability: Teams can adjust the generated geometry, replace content with office-standard families and types, and carry the preferred concept into conventional Revit design development.



























