Using it on a Tablet
We’ll walk you through how to do everything from importing floor plans to placing furniture, selecting finishes, rendering, and estimating, all with just a few taps on a tablet.
Overall flow — Load floor plans → place furniture → compare finishes → render shots → (quote). You can show what you're curious about right then and there. (In a showroom consultation, you can show it the moment the customer asks and even hand over a quote on the spot.)
What you can do with this guide
Find and load the floor plan of a customer's home (or your own space) by address
Use touch to place and rotate furniture, and instantly change and compare finishes and colors
Create and save realistic rendered images
(Sales·B2B) Create and export quotes in real time
Below In order from 1 to 9 If you follow along, you can finish without getting stuck, even the first time. You can also choose only the steps you need.
If it's your first time, try following along slowly, one step at a time. Once you complete it all the way through just once, it'll be much faster from then on.
1. Before you start
What you need — A tablet (iPad, etc.), an Archisketch account, and an internet connection. The larger the tablet screen, the easier it is to see.
Log in — If you access Archisketch in a tablet browser and log in, you'll see the same projects as on PC.
Why a tablet? — You're not tied to a PC, so you can view the screen and place and edit things right away from anywhere.
2. Exploring the home screen
This is the first screen you see after logging in.
Start 3D interior design → New project — When creating a new space from scratch.
Learn how to use it — You can learn the basics with video guides.
In the top right language (Korean) and notificationscan be checked.
3. Starting a project & finding a floor plan
The starting point of the work is the floor plan. If you know the address, you can find and load that home's floor plan.
Choose a floor plan
When you select a building, available floor plans (images, address, number of floor plans) appear.
Choose the correct floor plan (if needed, adjust the orientation with horizontal flip or vertical flip) below [Decorate my home with the selected floor plan]Press it to open it as a new project.
4. Understanding the screen and views (2D·3D·viewer)
The editor is broadly divided into the top menu / left tools / center canvas / bottom menu.
Switch views (upper left) — You can switch between 2D ↔ 3D and choose a viewer.
2D editor
When drawing and editing floor plans
Plan viewer
When checking layouts in a top-down floor plan view
ISO viewer
When viewing the entire space in a tilted 3D perspective
First-person viewer
When looking around the space from eye level
Top menu — Render shot (rendering) / Gallery (collection of results) / Real-time quote / Save / Exit.
Bottom menu — This is the core of the work.
Bottom menu
What it does
Template
Start with a pre-made space template
Draw floor plan
Draw walls, rooms, pillars, etc. directly
Products
Search for and place furniture and products
Finishes
Change the color and material of walls, floors, and furniture
Design library
Dimension-customizable products such as parametric furniture
Resource management
Organize used products and materials
5. Touch control basics
These are the basic actions you perform with your fingers, without a mouse.
Draw walls, rooms, pillars, and guide lines — With your finger Touch dragto draw. So the screen doesn't move while you're drawing Lock.
Align precisely — The snapping range is widened, so even with your finger you can fit walls and furniture exactly.
Place and rotate furniture — When you touch a piece of furniture, in 2D it is automatically placed in the center of the canvas, and in 3D in the center of the camera view. Rotation is also done by touch drag.is done by touch drag.
Length input — On multi-touch devices such as digital whiteboards, the length input field may be disabled.
6. Placing furniture
At the bottom Products Open the tab.
By product name Searchor find it by category.
Touch the product you want and it will be placed in the center of the screen. Adjust position and rotation with touch dragset.
You can review and edit placed products in the left and right panels.
7. Changing finishes and colors
This is the step where you compare by changing colors and materials.
At the bottom Finishes Open the tab.
Select the area you want to change (walls, floors, furniture, etc.).
Choose the desired color or material and it will be applied immediately. You can change multiple options and compare them.
8. Finish with a render shot
Once the layout is done, turn it into a realistic image and show it.
Top Render shotPress it.
Set the camera angle and framing, then run the rendering.
After a moment, a realistic image is completed. Save screento save it, and Galleryyou can collect and view the results there.
9. Real-time quotes & customer connection
It doesn't stop at showing; you can hand over a quote on the spot.
Top Real-time quotethe same as on PC Excel-style quotecan be checked and edited.
At the top of the quote search for and connect a customerand the seller/buyer information (name, phone, address) is automatically filled in.
Top right [Download quote]you can export it as Excel, CSV, or XML files.
Now, one tablet is enough. Without a heavy laptop, you can draw floor plans, place furniture, and even render with your fingertips — you can use everything in Archisketch just as it is.
Even if it's your first time, follow the steps above just once and you'll get the hang of it quickly.
Now it's time to make something yourself. Enjoy using it!
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