Floorplanner レビュー 

your program sucks the scale keeps changing itself very annoying

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This App Sucks I would rather lick my dogs toes than use this app at this point use AI instead of this app my dead Grandma could make a better app

It DOES NOT WORK ON a SMARTPHONE. They don’t mention that anywhere. It’s a buggy disaster and a total waste of time. Stay away!

We tried more than 10 floor planning apps on both PC and iPhone, and all of them except this one were hard to use! All we wanted was a simple floorplan with dimensions / wall lengths specified for a DIY permit application, would have taken 10 minutes to sketch by hand, but getting the dimensions right required an app. Floorplanner was intuitive and allowed me to get the job done. I still had to add texts and doors in Paint because I couldn't quickly figure out how in Floorplanner, but that's a minor quibble - it was worlds better than everything else I tried for a quick one-time job like this.

Great tool, very intuitive, I pay for some features for some projects, but realy a low amount.

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I drew a better plan in a fraction of the time using the simple paint program that came with my laptop. I actually started laughing at the result it had given. It then wanted to charge me $5 to save it to an A4 size. Sign up for the so-called free version and play with it if you have an hour to waste and want a really good laugh - NOT!

Working in Floorplanner itself is alright. They lack fixtures like built-ins, but maybe these are coming. However, I'm disappointed in the how the Floorplanner exports vector files. First, it only exports DXF files that require conversion if you're not using AutoCAD. Second, the files are a mess. All shapes are broken apart into individual lines. All the lines are straight, so bezier curves are lost. Even the text labels are converted to a mass of little lines. The furniture is just not exported at all. I wish I had used a more robust building tool in hindsight.

Very pleased with the free online app. I only needed to workout the layout of one room; and while there are many things I wished for, I cannot complain as I was able to do it online for free.

Has usual array of glitches and irritations but far fewer than others I have tried in the past.

I had previously used Floorplanner to design both floors of my house that needed a complete renovation, with all interior walls being knocked down and relocated. I was able to simply print out the design and give them to my builders to work from directly. Pretty incredible to be able to do this with a free software. I paid for a couple of high quality renders to get a feel for walking around my house in 3D to make sure I was happy with the design.

I've recently been designing my garden and I didn't even consider Floorplanner in my head it was just for interior design. I looked on Google and found Planner5D. Great (I thought). Turns out almost all their items are locked in the free version. Okay, I'll spend €20 for a month of premium. Turns out they have about 5 different border plants/flowers to choose from, which all look a different shade of awful. Both the 2D and 3D views look terrible as well and things like paths (which were impossible to make into a smooth curve in the first place) regularly glitch when you change to 3D view. Also, on the €20/month premium plan, you only get 5 renders of *still images*. You have to fork out €50/month if you want to get a 3D render that you can walk around in, which costs about €5 on Floorplanner.

Anyway, out of desparation I checked back with Floorplanner because it had been so helpful with designing my interior. Well it turns out they have literally about 10x as many plants, flowers and trees as Planner5D. As well as greenhouses, pagodas, trellises and hottubs (none of which Planner5D has). You can also make a nice, smooth path so much more easily.

I don't mean to just crap all over Planner5D with this review, I'm sure it has its uses. But it baffles me that it is more popular than Floorplanner. When in reality the latter is 1/10 the price (for a render and completely free otherwise) and a much easier product to use with 10x the variation of items.

It is so rare nowadays that the "free" version of a product is anything other than bait to get you to pay for premium. But Floorplanner is completely useable unless you want high quality renders. It may not be perfect, for for a genuinely free product it is unbelievably good.

Idk who the hell made this product but they did a damn good job. Bravo.

I'm baffled to find so few reviews of Floorplanner. And some negative too! I've been using it for two years now and it's simply amazing, certainly for the pricepoint.

Also, their support is outstanding and very quick to reply.

I have absolutely no qualms about highly recommending Floorplanner to everyone thinking about remodelling or building their home.

After some very frunstrating experiences with other similar products I tried floorplanner for 5$ a month to plan the rooms in my new house and here I finally found all the functionality I was looking for. Yeah the credits model is bs but, fairly common and besides the 5 bucks a month I didn't have to spend any more money for my use case.
Also, cancellation is as easy as pressing one button, you still keep all your projects as a basic member and if you want to work on them later on you can upgrade your account again and off you go.

Totally disapponing, wish I red a review before buying 5usd in credits to realize a second floor. Just garbage, having a second floor is like having a new empty project.

ALSO: if you spend credits in a project and delete it, you lost the credits.

Worst website for house planning

One of the most frustrating web apps there is.

The design measurements despite being clearly in meters, when modifying you have to convert to cm (OK its not difficult but when doing measurements you'd like consistency)

There is no way to easily modify a rooms position and modify the wall layout, there is a overly complex UI where you have to adjust measurements in 'cm' and say which way to expand, other floor planning web apps have nailed the feature of being able to click and drag rooms for size and location.

Wall parts have a problem with becoming dislodged or deciding that straight wills have a curve when they do not.

Good basic product, very poorly executed.