Listing photos in.
Floor plan, staged photos and a walkable tour out.

Yes. Upload 1–2 photos of each room, taken from a corner so the walls, floor and doorways show. Silotour rebuilds the layout, the wall colours and floors, and the furniture as a 3D model you can orbit like a dollhouse and walk through in a browser. Phone photos and the interior photos from a listing both work.

Yes. Every tour comes with a 2D floor plan drawn from its layout: room names, sizes in feet and inches, square footage, doors and windows. Download it as PNG or SVG for a listing or a feature sheet. Sizes are approximate; it is a layout plan, not a measured survey.

We photograph each room of your tour from eye level and finish the picture as a listing photo, with natural light and true-to-life materials. Because every photo comes from the same model, the furniture, walls and windows match the floor plan room for room. Furnishings are illustrative, so say so when you list them.

No. Silotour works from regular photos taken with any phone or camera, right in your browser. If you do have an iPhone or iPad Pro with LiDAR, the free Silotour app can scan the rooms instead — walls, doors and windows measured as you walk.

Yes — Silotour on the App Store, free. Scan a room by walking around it, fix anything on the plan, stack your floors, then send the place to your studio and walk it in 3D. It needs a LiDAR Scanner (iPhone 12 Pro or later Pro models, iPad Pro 2020 or later).

Building and trying is free: every month you get 2 homes built, 30 changes in words, and unlimited furniture moving by hand, and you can hang your own pictures while you work. Scans from the iPhone app are always free. You can send anyone a free preview link to each home; it works for 7 days. You pay only to keep a home online or when you need more, with credits: $5 for one, or $25 for 10 ($2.50 each). No subscription, and credits never expire. Sharing a home costs 1 credit, once — its public link and embed code (with your pictures on the walls), the listing kit and the SketchUp model. 40 more changes in words cost 1 credit, and so does building one more home.

Matterport captures a photo-real, measured scan with a dedicated camera or LiDAR. Silotour builds a clean, true-to-layout 3D model from photos you already have, in minutes, for a few dollars. It is not a measured survey and not photo-real — if you need a photographic replica, a scanning tool such as Polycam or Luma is the better fit.

Room layout, proportions, openings and furniture placement follow your photos. Sizes are estimated from objects of known size such as doors and counters; a note in your own words about sizes and where rooms are (for example “the living room window wall is 4.2 m; the main bedroom is at the end of the hallway”) sharpens the whole plan.

Interior photos only: 1–2 per room, from a corner, with doorways visible. Exteriors, gardens, close-ups and screenshots of listing pages are skipped automatically — Silotour checks every photo set before it builds.

Yes. Publish a tour to get a link and an embed code for any website or listing page. Shared links show a preview image of the floor plan.

Yes. Drag furniture to move it, turn it, swap it or add new pieces by hand — that is free and unlimited. For bigger changes, type what you want, for example “swap the sofa for a green sectional” or “the main bedroom is at the end of the hallway”, and Silotour applies it. Every version is kept, so Undo goes back.

Yes. Instead of photos, describe the space in a sentence or two and Silotour designs it as a walkable 3D space — useful for pre-construction, staging ideas or renovations.

Real estate agents, short-term rental and hotel hosts, home stagers and interior designers who want an interactive floor plan without booking a scan.