From 2D Floor Plan to 3D Venue Map

In brief: AI generates a photorealistic map from a real photo and identifies table or umbrella locations; then you refine the details. It is more intuitive than a technical 2D drawing.

The limits of traditional 2D drawings

A 2D floor plan—even if well-made on paper or CAD—remains a technical drawing: it communicates measurements, but doesn't convey the atmosphere of the venue. For a customer trying to choose where to sit or book, it is often not intuitive to read.

What changes with photorealistic 3D rendering

A 3D rendering generated with AI starting from a real photo of the venue shows the environment as it truly is (colors, furniture, lighting), with tables placed exactly where they are—much closer to what the customer will see when walking in.

The technical process in brief

You start with a photo (including satellite shots for outdoors), the AI generates a photorealistic image consistent with the actual layout, then an automatic detection system identifies the exact positions of tables or units (umbrellas, chairs) from the shadows or outlines in the original photo, ensuring higher precision than manual placement.

Why just 'drawing the map by hand' isn't enough

Placing tables manually on a generic image is time-consuming and often fails to respect the real proportions of the venue—a system that automatically detects positions from the original photo is faster and much more precise, especially for venues with dozens of units.

The end result: a self-updating map

Once generated, the map is not static: the status of each table (free, occupied, booked, paid) updates automatically by connecting to real-time order and booking data, without needing constant manual intervention.

Frequently asked questions about automatic rendering

What kind of photo is needed?

A clear photo, preferably from above, showing the layout.

How accurate is it?

It should always be checked and corrected: the final word is yours.

Where can I see it?

Check out the map demo.

How can I try it?

Try BoostWiFi free for 14 days.

What to do today in 3 steps

1. Take a photo.
2. Generate the map and check it.
3. Correct any misplaced tables.