AR Scanner to Create Site Plans
Skip the manual measurements
Scan interiors, exteriors, walls, and linear layouts with your iPhone or iPad Pro device. Turns a scan into a precise, editable drawing and estimate in seconds.




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Scan any job site and get a digital plan in minutes
Instantly scan walls, linear footage, crack, or fence lines with AR and create precise drawings and project plans.
Capture measurements automatically, share job-site photos, and price your project as you scan. No more tape measure required!
Measuring and pricing job-sites in minutes, not hours.
Capture fence lines, foundations, interior walls and other area or linear based measurements instantly with AR to create precise site plans.
Place products while you scana nd price the job in real-time, building your takeoff before you even leave the job site.
Leverage built-in AR technology
We transform your scans into layered as-built drawings so you can focus on what matters—designing and building.
Scan to Floor Plan
Use LiDAR to instantly convert scans into editable 2D floor plan drawings.
No manual sketching required.

Capture Spaces and Job Sites with Just Your iPhone or iPad Pro Device
No extra equipment needed, scan and create full site-plans and drawings using built-in LiDAR sensors on iOS Pro devices.

Precision Without Effort
Scan and automatically detects walls, doors, and room openings. Take pictures while you scan, place products, and create your drawing in real-time

Price & place products directly onto a drawing
Actively price and quote a job by pulling products from your library. Scans will automatically generate your take-off and proposal in half the time.

Measure and Plan Interior & Exterior Jobs
Skip the tape measure, scan any area or linear based project in seconds and eliminate hours of manual dimensioning and data entry.

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Scan, Capture, and Create in Seconds
Skip the tape measure. Just scan your space, and watch as a 2D floor plan is auto-generated. No manual measurements, no complicated setup. Just point, scan, and start designing.

Auto-Detect and Place Fixtures
Once your scan is complete, add details in seconds using ArcSite’s intuitive shape library or by customizing elements to match your design. Whether it’s fixtures, furniture, or materials, you can refine your plan with just a few taps.

Price and Quote while you scan
Instantly take your drawing to the next level, by pulling your products from your product lirbary and applying them to your scan. Creating an accurate Take-off and Proposal without ever taking out your tape measure, or doing double entry back at the office.

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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Point your phone's camera at the line and walk it. AR Site Capture scans the distance and drops a perfectly scaled line straight onto your drawing, no tape measure and no second person holding the other end. It works for fence runs, walkways, and trenches: any run you'd normally have to pace off by hand.
More accurate, because it skips the two places a tape measure usually goes wrong: misreading it and mistyping the number afterward. AR Site Capture pulls the measurement straight from the real world and puts it directly on your canvas at scale. What you scan is what lands on the drawing, no reading, no writing it down, no re-entering it later.
A digital tape measure app swaps the physical tool for your phone's camera, so you capture a distance without unrolling anything. AR Site Capture goes a step further: scanning the line doesn't just give you a number, it drops a scaled measurement onto your drawing and lets you place a product on it right there, so the measurement is already part of your estimate instead of a figure you have to enter somewhere else.




