Overview

Homestyler combines floor-plan creation, 3D modeling, decoration, material exploration, rendering and construction-drawing export. It says a 2D plan or sketch can become an editable 3D house model in one click, and advertises more than 10 million branded furniture models for furnishing rooms. Real-time scenes, 360° tours, VR/AR, video export and mobile viewing extend the presentation options.

The platform is available on Android, iOS and the web, with an API also offered. Its origins trace to Autodesk Dragonfly, a prototype launched in 2009; Autodesk launched Homestyler in 2010. The official homepage displays ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification.

Key features

From floor plan to presentation

Multi-floor DWG import and uploads of MAX, RAR, ZIP, GLTF, GLB and SKP models help fit Homestyler into workflows using existing design files. Construction-drawing export makes the workflow more than a visualization tool, though its broadest documented strength remains moving from a plan to a rendered interior.

Rendering is a key plan distinction. Basic includes unlimited 1K rendering, but each 4K render is an additional purchase. Pro+ allocates 75 renders each at 2K and 4K per month; Master+ provides unlimited 4K image rendering. The free tier is useful for lower-resolution iteration, but teams presenting at 4K should budget for paid access or separate render purchases.

AI and collaboration

AI credits can be used across AI Planner, Stager, Moodboard, Modeler, Texturer, Painter, Planter, Render and Animator. Pro+ includes 180 credits per month, Master+ 380, and Team includes 500 AI credit coupons every month. The Team plan also adds a shared design space, shared model and texture library, sub-account management and shared AI Decor templates. These features make Team the clearest fit for groups coordinating assets; solo users need not pay per seat for them.

Custom API integration is available on Enterprise, which also includes SSO and a white-label branded environment. Homestyler describes APIs and white-label platforms as business solutions, making Enterprise the relevant tier for companies embedding the product rather than simply designing in it.

Pricing

Basic: 0.00 USD per free. It includes unlimited 1K rendering and access to 100,000+ free 3D models and materials. 4K renders are purchased separately, so the free plan works best for exploration that does not depend on routine high-resolution output.
Pro+: 6.80 USD per month, billed from $6.8 /month, with 40% savings. It includes 75 renders each for 2K and 4K per month, 180 AI credits per month, and uploads of up to 300 each of 2D textures and 3D models. This is the entry paid tier for individual designers who need a defined monthly rendering allowance.
Master+: 11.80 USD per month, billed from $11.8 /month, with 40% savings. It raises the AI allocation to 380 credits per month, permits uploads of up to 500 each of 2D textures and 3D models, and removes the 4K rendering cap. It fits individuals whose rendering volume exceeds Pro+ allowances.
Team: 19.90 USD per month, billed from $19.9 /seat/month. It includes everything in Master+, the shared workspace and libraries, sub-account management, shared AI Decor templates and 500 AI credit coupons every month. Per-seat billing matters as a team grows; the shared tools justify the step up when several people work on the same design assets.
Enterprise: custom pricing. It includes everything in Team, plus SSO, custom API integration and a white-label branded environment. This is aimed at businesses that need identity controls or an embedded, branded solution.

Email support is included in the pricing comparison, with priority support on some paid plans and dedicated support for Enterprise.

Platforms

Homestyler supports Android, iOS and web, plus API access. Its mobile viewing support complements the desktop-oriented floor-plan and modeling workflow, while real-time scenes, 360° tours, VR/AR and video export offer different ways to present a design.

Who it's for

Homestyler is a strong fit for interior design studios, homeowners, real-estate teams, furniture retailers and e-commerce businesses that need to create or present interior concepts. The one-click plan conversion, broad model library and rendering options serve visual planning; the Team and Enterprise tiers address shared workflows and business integration. It is less compelling for a solo user who needs only occasional high-resolution output or a business that needs API integration without Enterprise pricing.

Pros and cons

Pro: A single workflow spans plans, models, materials, rendering and construction-drawing export, reducing the need to split those stages across separate tools.
Pro: The advertised 10-million-plus branded furniture-model library gives designers a broad furnishing catalog for room visualization.
Pro: Multi-floor DWG import and support for six model-upload formats help accommodate established design assets.
Pro: Team adds shared libraries and design space, while Enterprise adds SSO, API integration and white labeling for business use.
Con: Basic limits rendering to 1K unless users buy 4K renders individually, which can complicate budgets for presentation-heavy work.
Con: Pro+ has fixed monthly 2K and 4K quotas; users who regularly exceed them need Master+ or additional purchases.
Con: Team is priced per seat, and API integration is reserved for custom-priced Enterprise, putting collaboration and integration behind higher-tier commitments.

Alternatives

For a dedicated floor-plan workflow, compare Floor Plan Software and Floorplanner. Floorplanner's free account allows up to five projects, with three floors and three designs per project, but SD exports carry a watermark; choose it when those project limits and exports suit the job. For broader 3D visualization options, see 3D Visualization Software and KeyShot; KeyShot Studio Professional includes real-time ray-tracing preview, 34+ CAD formats with native plugins, local AI tools and one-click animation, making it a consideration when those visualization capabilities are the priority.

Matterport offers a free tier with one active space, two users and limited camera support; choose it when that space-based offering fits better. Kuula has a free Basic plan capped at 300 posts and 100 uploads per month, with self support, so it is an option when those limits match the need. Live Home 3D is available across iPhone, iPad, Vision, Android, Mac and Windows, with in-app subscriptions and lifetime licenses; consider it when that platform and licensing mix is preferable. Planner 5D offers a Premium plan at 59.99 USD per year, including floor-plan upload and conversion to a 3D project, a full premium furniture catalog and standard rendering; choose it when those annual-plan inclusions are a better fit.

3D Home Design Software, AI Interior Design Generators and Nanome are also worth comparing.

Verdict

Choose Homestyler if you need an interior-design workflow that connects floor plans, furnishing, materials and rendering, with room to add shared work or business integrations. Its main advantage is that breadth; its main drawback is that high-resolution rendering, team collaboration and API integration bring quotas or higher-tier costs. Solo users can start free, while teams should compare the per-seat Team price and Enterprise's custom pricing against the collaboration and integration they require.

	Homestyler	MyFourWalls
Free plan	Yes	No
Free trial	No	Yes
Paid from	$6.80/mo	—
Open source	No	No
Platforms	Android, api, iOS, Web	macOS
Free plan	Yes	No
Supported platforms	—	macos
Floor plan import	—	Yes
Catalog items	—	500 items
Export formats	—	PDF, PNG
Multi-floor design	—	Yes

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