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# Drawings

When you open the project details page, the first content you see is the floor plan.\
Click the screen once to activate the floor plan and perform various tasks. 🙌

![](/files/0a56b1376587ad12004f9d26ab69c6a2cc873747)

## Floor Plan Viewer Guide

![](/files/b2d82084f6df4276e3b833642b56dce56d60137f)

❶ Change View

Use the toolbar below to switch the floor plan to various viewers:

* Plan view: You can check the overall floor plan.
* ISO view: You can inspect the space in 3D.
* First-person view: You can view it realistically, as if you were inside the space.

❷ View Mode

With View Mode, you can selectively set which elements are shown on the floor plan:

* Floor furniture
* Wall furniture
* Ceiling furniture
* Architecture/Materials

You can turn these elements on and off to more conveniently check the information you want.

❸ Share Link

You can copy the floor plan link and paste it wherever you want to share it.

Easily show others the space you've designed!

* Even if they aren't Archisketch users, anyone can view the floor plan with just the link.
* You can view the floor plan viewer on both PC and mobile.


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