LiDAR room scanner
Point your device and Flooring It maps the space in about 60 seconds—then exports a print-ready PDF, CAD-ready vectors, and AR-ready 3D models. No tape measure, no graph paper.
Your iPhone Pro or iPad Pro's LiDAR does the measuring. Walk around a room once and Flooring It turns it into six ready-to-use file formats—no tape measure, no graph paper, no guesswork.
Point your device and walk the room. Walls, corners and openings trace themselves in real time, with live feedback so you can see exactly what’s been captured.
One scan, six formats—print-ready PDF, razor-sharp vectors, CAD-friendly files, and 3D models. Re-open a saved scan anytime to export a new format without re-scanning.
Send it anywhere iOS goes: AirDrop to your Mac, email the PDF, message the vector to a designer, or drop the 3D model into AR—all with the share sheet you already know.
From listing a property to planning a remodel—one scan does the measuring.
Free on the App Store, for iPhone Pro and iPad Pro.
Flooring It natively exports to many helpful formats. See the full guide
A print-ready floor-plan PDF complete with precise measurements. Perfect for emailing, printing, or sticking on the fridge.
Infinite-zoom vector diagrams that stay razor-sharp at any size. Ideal for presentations or high-resolution print media.
AR-ready 3D models you can drop into any compatible app—walk around your scanned room in augmented reality on iOS.
A universal 3D mesh export in Wavefront OBJ format, ready to import into any major 3D application or printing pipeline.
A Reality Composer package for Apple’s RealityKit—tweak materials, lighting, and animations straight from your Mac.
Raw room geometry and metadata in JSON—plug into your own scripts, analytics, or custom design pipelines.
Your rooms aren't going to measure themselves.
Flooring It requires LiDAR technology, which is only available on specific Apple devices. What is LiDAR?
Works with these devices
Won't work with these
Not sure if your device has LiDAR? Look for the small black circle next to your rear cameras—that's the LiDAR scanner.
