Floorplanner
Design detailed interactive floor plans using drag-and-drop tools, adjustable walls, doors, and windows, and access a library of 260,000+ items, including furniture and vehicles. Preview in real-time 3D, export high-quality images, print, and share with others.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Pay once or Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application type
EUPlatforms
- Online
Features
- Drag and Drop
- Sketching
- Interior Design
- 3D floor plan
Tags
- furniture
Floorplanner News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- sarfarazstark liked Floorplanner
- Danilo_Venom updated Floorplanner
POX added Floorplanner as alternative to Archisketch
diarmid added Floorplanner as alternative to SimpleDraw
RMTRN added Floorplanner as alternative to Roometron
Floorplanner information
Developed by
Floorplanner Inc. Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
One time purchase ranging between $2 and $20, and / or subscription ranging between $5 and $599 per month + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
53 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is Floorplanner?
Floorplanner is a software for creating and sharing interactive floor plans. It features a user-friendly interface with functions for quick plan construction and modification. Users can save, distribute, print, or integrate designs into their websites.
The tool allows users to generate accurate floor plans, sketch rooms, adjust walls, and insert doors and windows. It also offers a real-time 3D view for previewing designs and supports creation of professional 3D renders.
Floorplanner provides access to a library of over 260,000 3D models, including furniture for residential and commercial spaces, and other items like plants, cars, and a dinosaur. The software simplifies the creation of 2D and 3D images from designs, ensuring high-quality images with control over lighting and scenes.
Comments and Reviews
I used to use Broderbund's "3D Home Architect" but it will not run on anything newer than XP. So I've tried several home design stand alone products (IMSI, Punch, Encore) and the online Sweet Home 3D to replace it.
Of the online options I've tried this is by far the best. Only downside is that you can only do one plan at a time in the free version, but hey, it's free. And you can print it out, delete it, and make another single design as many times as you like. You can also use it as a Google app and it will connect to your Google drive automatically.
For the stand-alone products: IMSI (Turbo FloorPlan) HAD a good product (that was very close to what the Broderbund software was) until about V15...then they apparently joined with the Encore/Punch guys and it all went down the toilet. I have tried the Chief Architect packages and they are very powerful and well-done, however costly. I am about to try the Better Homes & Gardens "brand" which is a slimmed down version of the Chief Architect suites and I'm hoping for positive results.
In free version all your plans are shared with world and can not be private.
I've had a free account for almost 3 years, and my plans are private.
Floorplanner projects for free users are indeed public only. http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/469/0558960537.jpg
I must be grandfathered in http://i.imgur.com/EI1NB.png
So we can agree, that for new users the "basic" account only provides public plans :) You have got be some of the first users who got better features than the new ones, good for you sir. Overall, Floorplaner is very solid application and I can recommend it for a newbie in planing. Thanks for your feedback, and please consider writing a review of this app, adding more screenshots or just have a nice day! :)