Floor Plan Software
Floor Plan Software: Everything You'd Want to Check First
Choosing floor plan software means checking the boring things: will it run on my devices, can I bring in the plan I already have, can I get my plan out in the format my contractor wants, and what will it cost next year. Here is the whole list for RoomSketch3D, with nothing left in the small print.
$19.99 once — no subscription, no free trial — on web, iPhone/iPad and Android. 30-day money-back guarantee.
Runs where you are
A web app for any modern browser on Windows, Mac or Linux — nothing to install — plus native apps for iPhone and iPad (iOS 16+) and Android (8.0+). Designs save to the cloud as you work and appear on every device.
- One purchase covers web, iPhone/iPad and Android
- Needs an internet connection; edits survive a short dropout
- The whole app in 9 languages
Bring in what you have
Start from a blank rectangle or a custom shape, or from what already exists: a photo or PDF of a floor plan (traced by you or drafted by AI), a photo of the room, an iPhone AR scan, one of 30+ furnished templates, or a RoomSketch3D backup file.
Start from a photo or PDF
Get your plan out in any format
A dimensioned PNG; a print-sharp PDF up to A0 in color or black-and-white blueprint style; a layered AutoCAD DXF; a 3D model; a JSON backup; direct printing; or a public link anyone can open in a browser.
Export and share
Questions to ask any floor plan software
Whichever tool you pick, these are the questions that decide whether you'll still be happy with it in a year. Our honest answers are in the right-hand column.
| Question | Why it matters | RoomSketch3D |
|---|---|---|
| What does it cost after the first year? | A monthly fee adds up over the years a home project takes | $19.99 once; nothing to renew |
| Can I export a file I own? | Your plan shouldn't be trapped in one app | PNG, PDF, layered DXF, 3D model and a JSON backup |
| Does it run on my devices? | You'll plan at a desk and check on site | Web, iPhone/iPad (iOS 16+) and Android (8.0+) |
| Can I start from a plan I already have? | Redrawing from scratch is where people give up | Photo or PDF import, traced by you or drafted by AI |
| Are furniture sizes real and editable? | A generic sofa tells you nothing about yours | 900+ furniture and fixture pieces, each resizable to exact width, depth and height |
| Does it work offline? | Basements and new builds often have no signal | No — it needs a connection, though edits survive a short dropout |
| Is there a refund? | You can't judge software from screenshots | 30-day money-back guarantee; no free trial |
What it does — and what it doesn't
It does
- 2D plans drawn to scale with automatic dimensions
- 900+ true-size furniture and fixture models, each resizable
- 3D dollhouse, walkthrough and optional AI renders
- Smart Flow Check for blocked doors, doorways and windows
- Multi-story homes, yards, electrical plans, closets and commercial spaces
- Imports photos, PDFs, AR scans and backups; exports PNG, PDF, DXF and 3D
It doesn't
- Run fully offline
- Do structural engineering or produce permit drawings
- Charge a subscription — it's $19.99 once, with a 30-day money-back guarantee and no free trial
See it in the full demo
The 3:25 demo builds a two-story home from a blank page. It starts at 3:08, “Export, languages and devices” — scrub back to watch the whole build.
Floor Plan Software questions
Straight answers, including the limits
What does it cost, really?
$19.99 once for the full software on web, iPhone/iPad and Android — no subscription, no renewal and no free trial, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. The only optional extra is AI Render Studio credits for photoreal pictures; 5 renders are free.
Do I have to install anything?
No — the web app runs in any modern browser. The iPhone, iPad and Android apps are optional and use the same purchase.
Which file formats can I export?
PNG, PDF (up to A0), layered AutoCAD DXF, a 3D model, a JSON backup, direct printing and a public share link.
Is it easy to learn?
There's a guided tour of the real editor and a first-plan checklist with "tap here" pointers, plus video guides for every feature in the help center.
Still have questions?
Contact our support team