ArchiFacile

Overview

Use ArchiFacile to lay out houses, apartments, gardens, garages, pools and other spaces, or draw electrical, plumbing, heating and fire-evacuation plans. You can draw walls, place doors, windows, shutters and stairs, then furnish the plan from object libraries. Community sharing and image or PDF exports make it practical for communicating a layout, while the specialist plan types give it a broader remit than room arrangement alone.

The browser version runs without installation on computers, tablets and smartphones, and the app also supports Android, iOS, Linux, macOS and Windows. Offline access is available. The company is based in Mansonville, France; its site is hosted by OVHCloud in France, and the maker endeavours to keep users’ personal data there. Its stated security measures include restricted staff access, provider confidentiality guarantees, antivirus software and firewalls, reviewed regularly.

For more options, see Floor Plan Software.

Key features

Plan drawing and exports

ArchiFacile combines basic architectural elements with furniture objects, so a single drawing can show both the structure and its contents. Users can share plans with the community and export images or PDFs; scale PDF export is useful when a drawing needs to retain measurements on paper. Import formats include PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF, DXF, DWG and IFC, while exports include PDF, DXF, IFC, glTF and GLB.

Technical and CAD/BIM work

Electrical, plumbing, heating and evacuation layouts make the app relevant beyond home furnishing. PRO adds DXF, DWG and IFC imports, plus DXF, IFC and 3D glTF exports, a 3D section view and a Bluetooth-connected laser measure. These tools are aimed at professional or advanced workflows; casual layout work may not justify paying for them.

Support

A contact form handles support enquiries and allows up to three screenshots or images, a useful way to show a drawing problem without describing it from scratch.

Pricing

ArchiFacile is freemium. The Free plan costs 0.00 EUR per free, with no time limit, and allows three projects, online saving and plan sharing. Advertising and the project ceiling make it a sensible way to try the workflow, but a poor fit for ongoing work across many layouts.

Plus is a one-time payment of 37.00 EUR per once, billed for life, with no subscription; it is presented as a temporary promotion, while the page also shows 39 €. It removes ads and the project limit, and adds cadastral and image/PDF imports, a 3D facade view, layers, scale PDF and HD image export. This is the more fitting upgrade for frequent personal or professional drawing when CAD/BIM exchange is unnecessary.

PRO is 7.00 EUR per year, billed 84 € / year, with no subscription; it is presented as a temporary promotion, while the page also shows 9 € / month. It includes everything in Plus, plus CAD/BIM import and export, a 3D section view and PDF export, a building-permit file, a Bluetooth laser measure, and automatic and custom fields. Choose it for those specialist tools rather than for ordinary floor-plan work. The lower-priced Free plan gives up unlimited projects and an ad-free workspace; Plus gives up the additional PRO CAD/BIM and professional functions.

Platforms

ArchiFacile covers web, Android, iOS, Linux, macOS and Windows. Browser access avoids installation, and offline access is available. The product supports 2D and 3D modes, but the paid plans distinguish their specific 3D views: Plus includes a facade view and PRO a section view.

Who it's for

Free is for personal or professional users who can keep work within three projects and tolerate advertising. Plus suits people who draw more plans and want unlimited projects, fewer interruptions and richer image/PDF handling without CAD/BIM tools. PRO is for professionals and advanced users who need technical exchange formats, section views, building-permit output or laser measurement. If you only need a small number of straightforward layouts, Free is the lowest-commitment fit; if the work depends on specialist CAD/BIM functions, Plus is not enough.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Supports both room layouts and electrical, plumbing, heating and evacuation plans, so it can serve more than decorating projects.
• Pros: Browser access across computers, tablets and phones avoids installation, with offline access also available.
• Pros: Plus is a lifetime one-time payment and removes both advertising and the Free project cap.
• Cons: Free stops at three projects and includes ads, limiting its usefulness for a growing portfolio.
• Cons: CAD/BIM exchange and the Bluetooth laser measure require PRO, so users needing those tools must move beyond the simpler plans.
• Cons: There is no collaboration feature; community sharing is not a substitute for team collaboration.

Alternatives

Choose Coohom instead if a free furniture catalog, monthly renders and shareable links are more important than ArchiFacile’s technical-plan and CAD/BIM focus. Its Starter plan is free forever and includes a catalog of more than 3,000 furniture items, 10 renders per month and three shareable links, but no 360° panorama or photo-to-3D import.

Live Home 3D is another freemium alternative, with free access and a trial; its listed platforms are Android, iOS, macOS and Windows.

Planner 5D is worth considering if you want to upload a floor plan and convert it into a 3D project. Its Premium plan is 59.99 USD per year and includes that conversion and a full premium furniture catalog.

Consider RoomSketcher if you want a free starting allocation of two credits, one AI floor-plan conversion, 2D and 3D floor plans, 3D snapshots and AI Render.

Sweet Home 3D is a freemium alternative with desktop and online versions, including Windows, macOS and Linux support.

For a free plan with a large 3D model and materials library, consider Homestyler: its Basic plan includes 100,000+ free 3D models and materials, while 4K renders are purchased separately.

Roomle is an alternative with a free plan and trial; its listed 3D Viewer license is aimed at publishing product uploads and views on a website or domain.

Choose DreamPlan Home Design Software if a free version for non-commercial use without signup is the priority.

Verdict

ArchiFacile is a strong fit for people who want one browser-accessible tool for ordinary layouts and technical plans, with a clear route from a small free project set to unlimited work or professional CAD/BIM features. Its main reason to choose it is that range, especially the combination of scale exports and technical drawing. Look elsewhere if team collaboration is essential, or if your priority is a workflow centered on AI conversion, rendering or a furnishing catalog rather than technical plans.