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INBOT Studio DocsModeling

Getting started0/3

What INBOT Studio can doStarting the first taskLogin, language, credits, and saving

Workspace0/5

Workspace selection and switchingMembers, invitations, and permissionsCredits and licensesWorkspace notesRecent results on the work home

Modeling2/18

Upload a floor plan and create a 3D model Switch between Plan, Model, and Walk viewsNavigate and inspect the Walk viewCheck walls, rooms, scale, and dimensionsModel editing basics: objects, quick panels, inspectors, and Build DockSelect and edit lines and wall segmentsClosed loops and wall materializationSelect and edit doors and windowsSelect and edit roomsBuild Dock basicsCreate structure with Build DockCreate doors and windows with Build DockChoose and apply materials and texturesCapture Model and Walk shotsCreate a render from the selected shotReview results and continue image editingExport to SketchUp, CAD, and other toolsSave and reopen a model

Rendering and image work0/14

Start image renderingCreate a render from textCreate a render from an image inputCreate a render from a floor planUse Settings StudioStyle references and promptsMood changesMaterial and texture editingPrecise partial editsCamera and composition adjustmentCreate an isometric imageTransform the viewpointHD upscaleExtract a 2D floor plan

Archive0/4

View saved resultsTool filters and favoritesDelete resultsContinue from the archive

Troubleshooting0/5

Upload failuresWhen generation takes too longWhen the result differs from the intentCredit and permission issuesModeling recovery and retry

Upload a floor plan and create a 3D model

Learn how to select a floor plan image in INBOT Studio, start 3D model generation, and open the editing workspace.

Jul 7, 20265 min readBeginnerVerified Jul 7, 2026INBOT Studio

What this document covers

In INBOT Studio Modeling, select a floor plan image and start 3D model generation from that image.

Supported formats are `PNG`, `JPG/JPEG`, and `WebP`. `PDF`, `DWG`, `DXF`, and `SKP` files are not compatible with this upload step.

After you select the drawing, confirm its preview in the app, then start model generation. When `Modeling is ready` appears, select `Start editing` to open the 3D model editing workspace.

Watch the full path in a short video

Use the short video to review drawing selection, drawing confirmation, model generation, start editing, and the first 3D model workspace in one pass. Waiting sections are sped up because actual processing time can vary by drawing and server state.

From drawing selection to the model workspace

A 36-second edit with waiting sections sped up.

Transcript

The video shows drawing selection, drawing confirmation, model generation start, modeling ready, start editing, and entry into the 3D model workspace.

Before you start

Check these conditions before you start.

A floor plan image where walls, doors, windows, and room boundaries are visible
A file in `PNG`, `JPG/JPEG`, or `WebP` format
A drawing with sensitive details such as addresses, client names, and contact information removed
A stable network connection for checking the generated result

If the drawing is blurry, tilted, or cropped, wall, door, and window recognition can be less accurate. Use a clear image that shows the full layout.

Select the drawing

Open `Modeling` in INBOT Studio and select the drawing action from the model hub.

Choose the floor plan image from the file picker. The app then shows a drawing preview. After checking the preview, select `Start model generation`. You do not enter a prompt in this step. Model generation uses the selected drawing image as its source.

INBOT Studio Modeling screen showing the drawing selection action — Modeling starts by selecting the actual floor plan image.

Confirm the selected drawing

Check that the selected file is the drawing you want to use.

After you select `Start model generation`, the app prepares the drawing file and starts 3D model generation.

INBOT Studio screen showing the selected drawing preview and start generation action — Confirm the drawing before moving into generation status.

Check generation status

After you select `Start model generation`, the `Modeling is being generated` state appears.

During generation, the app prepares the drawing file, organizes wall, door, and window information, and prepares the 3D model. Generation can take time, and the screen shows the estimated time and elapsed time.

INBOT Studio screen after floor plan upload, with 3D model generation started — After upload, the analysis and model generation status stays visible in the same flow.

Start model editing

When preparation finishes, the `Modeling is ready` state appears.

Select `Start editing` to turn the prepared drawing information into a 3D model and open the editing workspace. View switching across Plan, Zone, Model, and Walk is covered in the next document.

INBOT Studio completion screen showing the start editing action — Once generation finishes, the same session can move straight into model editing.

What to check first

After the editing workspace opens, check these items first.

Wall positions and direction
Door and window positions
Room boundaries and space division
Overall ratio between the drawing and the model
Missing or incorrectly recognized elements

The next document covers Plan, Zone, Model, and Walk view controls. After reviewing and editing the model, you can continue into saving, rendering, or export to SketchUp/CAD workflows.

INBOT Studio Modeling workspace with a generated 3D model open — Once the first model screen opens, the M-01 generation flow is complete; view switching continues in the next article.

Common issues

`PDF`, `DWG`, `DXF`, and `SKP` files cannot be uploaded. Convert them to a supported image format first.

If the drawing is too small or blurry, the generated model may look inaccurate. Try again with a clearer image.

Generation can take time. If the status screen is still updating, the task is still in progress.

When `Modeling is ready` appears, select `Start editing` to enter the editing workspace.