The fact there’s a free option means any amateur designer will happily use it to configure a room, but there are limitations to that option. Working with it is fluid and easy, and we didn’t observe any discernible glitches. The most popular Plus plan costs around $5 /£4 / AU$8 per month for individual use.įloorplanner is an excellent online service, designed to help you create rooms and furnish them with great accuracy. There’s also a credit system enabling you to get features that aren’t normally available with your chosen package. It’s web-based so you access it via your favorite browser (opens in new tab), and best of all, if your needs are modest, it won’t cost you a thing.Īside from a free account, you could choose one of the various subscription options (the more you pay, the more features you gain access to).
In our efforts to enhance your experience your feedback has been forwarded to our Development Team.Floorplanner is an online service which caters for individuals and companies, and allows you to redesign one of your rooms, an entire floor, even a whole building, and plan how your furniture will fit in your new home. Hi there, we are sorry to hear you had a negative experience with our software. Not worth the effort for even a free app. At that point I gave up and unisntalled the app. ability to set a blank background for starting planĪttempting to establish a basic, known floor plan outline, I couldn't create or define the known dimensions even after numerous select/drag/re-seleect/check/select/drag efforts. ability to define or edit the length of a wall by other than dragging a connected wall, then reselecting to check resulting length ability to easily establish a zero point for plan
Conceptually, it's a good start, but there are many interface lapses, that may be overcome by paid version, but should be basic:
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