AI CAD: a working DWG from a photo, a sketch or words
Most AI CAD tools show you a nice picture. Horezmi gives you the file: a DWG that opens in AutoCAD with walls, doors, dimensions and text as real objects on their own layers. Start from what you have, a phone photo, a scan, a hand sketch or a description, and change the result by saying what is wrong.
How it works
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Start from what you have
Upload a photo, a scan, a PDF or a sketch with sizes, or describe the job in words. Say what it is if the picture does not make it clear.
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AI reads it, code draws it
The AI works out what is on the page: walls, openings, rooms, parts and sizes. Then code builds the geometry, so lines are exact and sit on proper layers at real scale.
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Change it in plain words
Type "make the kitchen 4 m wide", or click an object and enter a number. The new version opens in the same place.
A real example
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Came outWhat you get
- DWG for AutoCAD and DXF for other CAD programs, with layers
- A PDF sheet to scale with a title block
- A 3D model of the building or part
- Floor plans, site plans, machine parts, tanks and CNC contours
What Horezmi does not do
- It is a draft made by AI. Check the dimensions before you build or order anything.
- It does not replace an engineer: it does not calculate structures or check building codes.
- It is not a live plugin inside AutoCAD. You work in the browser and open the DWG in your CAD program.
Questions
Is the result a real CAD file or a picture?
A real DWG or DXF. Lines, text and dimensions are objects you can select and edit, on separate layers.
Do I need AutoCAD?
Not to make the drawing, it runs in the browser. You need a CAD program to open and edit the DWG afterwards, and a PDF sheet comes with it.
What can it draw?
Floor plans, site plans, machine parts, tanks and contours for CNC cutting, from a picture, a sketch with sizes or a description.
What does it cost?
The first $5 are free when you sign in. A typical house plan costs about $1–2 and there is no subscription.
Try it on your own drawing
The first $5 are free when you sign in. No card, no subscription.