#10:10
A desert home, room by room, with the plan in the corner
A photoreal tour of the living room and kitchen, with the blueprint pinned top left so you can see where you are.
Claude Fable 5.2
Real estate video
Floor planto video
Pick the rooms in the order a buyer walks them, and Revid turns your plan and photos into a narrated walkthrough video. Below: the 6 AI walkthroughs from X that started it, and how they were made.
- 6
- walkthroughs from X
- 655k
- views between them
- 6.6k
- likes on the top post
The builder
Set up your walkthrough
Choose the rooms and the style. The brief updates as you go: one shot per room, in your order, with the plan as the opening shot.
Property
Rooms, in walking order
5 picked
Style
Length
Size
optional
The one thing to remember
optional
Your walkthrough brief
Make a 30-second vertical walkthrough video of a house, from the floor plan and the photos or renders I add. Shots, in this order: 1. Open on the floor plan, top down, with the walking route drawn on it (about 3 seconds). 2. Entry: one slow eye-level camera move, about 5 seconds, the room name on screen. 3. Living room: one slow eye-level camera move, about 5 seconds, the room name on screen. 4. Kitchen: one slow eye-level camera move, about 5 seconds, the room name on screen. 5. Main bedroom: one slow eye-level camera move, about 5 seconds, the room name on screen. 6. Patio: one slow eye-level camera move, about 5 seconds, the room name on screen. 7. End on the outside of the property with a line on how to book a visit. Style: warm modern, light oak floors, white walls, soft afternoon sun through big windows. Keep each room true to the plan: same walls, windows and doors in the same places. Open the narration with the one thing a buyer remembers about this place. Narration: one calm, warm voice, one short line per room on what you would do there. No prices or sizes unless they are on the plan. Captions on, 2 to 3 words at a time.
Revid opens with this brief filled in. Add your floor plan and a photo or render of each room there, then press Generate.
The examples
6 floor plan walkthroughs made with AI
Posted on X between November 4 and 11, 2026, ranked by likes (#1 plays at the top of the page). 5 of the 6 posts say Claude built them in code, from a 2D plan to a camera walking through the rooms. Tap one to play it.
#21:00
Draw a plan, furnish it, then walk inside
A free browser tool: sketch the rooms, furnish them in one tap, switch day to night, then walk through in first person.
three.js, Gemini 4 Carbon
#30:58
Casa Larga: the drawing and the house are one model
Opens as an architect's line drawing. Scroll, the walls rise and the camera walks in while the next room stays a sketch.
Claude Code, Opus 5.5, three.js
#40:25
1,163 sq ft, 6 rooms, one HTML file
The plan draws itself, walls rise, furniture drops in, then an eye-level walk through every room and a dollhouse view.
Claude, three.js
#50:14
A pool house from about 500 lines of code
Blueprint, extrusion, then a camera on a spline through 8 keyframes, with a mini-map dot that follows it.
Claude, three.js
#60:10
From a floor plan to a building in 10 seconds
Lines, walls, stacked floors, lights on: a massing study instead of an interior tour.
Claude Fable 5.2How it is made
Two ways to turn a plan into video
The code route
For a tour people click through in a browser
- 01Give Claude the plan and ask it to write it as data: walls, openings, rooms, furniture footprints.
- 02It builds the house from that data in three.js (or Blender with Python), lights it and moves a camera through it.
- 03Render the camera path to frames, or host the page so buyers walk it themselves.
A walkable 3D model, true to scale. Hours of prompting per plan, and you need to be at ease with code.
The Revid route
For a listing video you can post today
- 01Pick the rooms and the order a buyer walks them in the builder above.
- 02Open it in Revid and add the floor plan plus the photos or renders of each room.
- 03Revid writes the narration, animates each room in that order, adds captions and gives you a vertical video.
A narrated room-by-room video for Reels, TikTok, Shorts and the listing page. It is not a walkable 3D model.
Build it in code
Free prompts, source and tools
- Prompt · @everestchris6The full business prompt: find builders, send a sample of their own plan, build the walkthrough7,997 bookmarks
- Prompt · @KolippwwA short three.js prompt: plan as data, walls, furniture from primitives, a camera that walks through6 steps
- Source code · @jurlycatCasa Larga source and starter prompt (edit the layout, rooms and camera path)Public repo
- Free tool · @chirovisualsFloorcraft, a free browser tool to draw a plan and walk inside it390 likes
Questions
Floor plan to video, answered
Can AI turn a floor plan into a video?
Yes. On X in November 2026, creators turned 2D plans into walkthroughs with Claude Fable 5.2 and Opus 5.5, which write the 3D scene in code (three.js or Blender) and move a camera through it. The 6 clips on this page show the results. For a listing video, Revid makes a narrated room-by-room video from the plan plus photos or renders.
Does Revid build a 3D model from my floor plan?
No. Revid makes a video: you add the plan and an image per room, and it animates them in the order you set, with a voiceover and captions. For a model buyers can walk around in a browser, use the code route on this page with Claude.
What do I need besides the floor plan?
One photo or render per room you want in the video. For a home sold off plan, renders from the architect work, or you can generate them first with an AI image tool. The plan alone gives the layout but not what the rooms look like.
How long should a walkthrough video be?
15 to 30 seconds for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, about 3 to 5 seconds per room. Up to 60 seconds for a listing page or an email to a buyer. The builder above spreads the time across the rooms you pick.
Who buys floor plan walkthroughs?
Home builders and developers selling off plan, architects presenting a design, interior designers and remodelers showing a renovation, and agents whose listing only has a PDF plan. The most shared post on this page pitches walkthroughs at $5,000 to $10,000 per plan; that is the creator's figure, not Revid's.
Who owns these videos?
Each clip belongs to its creator. Every card credits the author and links to the post on X. To have a video removed, email hello@revid.ai.
Your plan, walked through.
Add the floor plan and a photo or render of each room. Revid narrates the tour, adds captions and hands you a vertical video for the listing and your socials.
Every clip belongs to its creator and links to the original post on X. Likes and views as of November 11, 2026. Revid is not affiliated with Anthropic or the creators shown. To have a video removed, email hello@revid.ai.