Coohom

Coohom is an interior-design platform for turning floor plans into furnished 3D projects and client-ready visuals. It is best suited to freelancers and studios that need design, budgeting, and sharing in one workflow. Its free tier is useful for modest projects, but ongoing rendering and presentation work favors Pro.

Overview

Coohom starts with an uploaded floor-plan image, detects walls and dimensions, and builds a 3D project. Designers can furnish the space, track costs as items are added, and share deliverables with clients who do not need an account. That combination makes it more than a visualization tool: the Budget Widget can also export an itemized PDF for project discussions.

The catalog includes dimensioned models from brands such as IKEA, West Elm, and CB2. Cloud renders are described at 3840×2160 pixels. Real-time scenes, 360° tours, VR/AR support, AI visualization tools, and video export broaden its presentation options, though the Starter plan excludes panorama links and photo-to-3D import.

Key features

• Floor-plan conversion: Coohom detects walls and dimensions from an uploaded image, reducing the need to build a room from scratch. The upload guide also lists SketchUp SKP, Revit RVT, AutoCAD DXF and DWG, Blender GLTF, GLB, and FBX formats, making it relevant to teams bringing in existing models.
• Furniture selection: Starter has 3,000+ catalog items; Pro expands that to a 10K+ premium catalog. Real-brand models with dimensions help designers work with specified products rather than generic placeholders.
• Rendering and presentation: Starter's 10 renders per month suit occasional previews, not repeated client revisions. Pro's unlimited 4K renders, priority cloud rendering, watermark-free exports, and 360° panorama links are better suited to regular presentations.
• Budget tracking and sharing: The Budget Widget updates a running cost and exports an itemized PDF. Shared deliverables can be viewed by clients without a Coohom account, which simplifies review without requiring clients to join the platform.
• Browser and desktop workflow: Coohom runs in Chrome, Edge, and Safari, with projects auto-saving. Windows 10/11 64-bit and macOS 10.15 or later desktop apps synchronize account data with the web version.
• Team and security provisions: Enterprise features include team project management, concurrent editing, custom BOM integration, and dedicated customer success support. Coohom says it uses authentication and access controls, encryption, and backup and recovery measures, and lists ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification.

Pricing

Coohom is freemium, with a free plan and paid options. The tiers make a clear trade: Starter keeps the basics free but caps renders and sharing, while Pro removes the rendering cap and adds premium presentation and import features.

• Starter — free: Free forever, with no card needed. Includes a 3,000+ furniture catalog, 10 renders per month, and 3 shareable links. It omits 360° panoramas and photo-to-3D import, so it fits occasional design work better than a steady client pipeline.
• Pro Monthly — $9 a month: Cancel any time. Includes the full 10K+ premium catalog, unlimited 4K renders, 360° panorama links, photo-to-3D import, priority cloud rendering, and watermark-free exports. This is the practical step up for frequent revisions and polished client presentations.
• Master — $100, paid once: One-time payment for a lifetime license, commercial usage rights, branded PDF exports, priority support, and future updates. It may suit users seeking a perpetual license and commercial rights, though its listed benefits do not include the Pro plan's render and import features.

Platforms

Coohom is a hybrid service available on web, Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS. Browser access and synchronized desktop apps support moving between web and desktop projects; mobile viewing is also supported.

Who it's for

Freelancers and studios doing interior projects for clients are the strongest fit: floor-plan conversion, a dimensioned furniture catalog, cost tracking, and account-free client viewing connect design work with presentation. Homeowners or occasional users can start with Starter, provided 10 monthly renders and three shareable links are enough. Teams needing concurrent editing or custom BOM integration should consider the enterprise offering. Coohom is less compelling for users who need panorama links or photo-to-3D import without moving beyond the free tier.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Floor-plan conversion, furnishings, budgeting, rendering, and sharing sit in one workflow, with itemized PDF export for cost discussions.
• Pro: Starter offers 10 renders monthly and 3 shareable links at no charge, and clients can view shared deliverables without an account.
• Pro: Pro removes the render quota and adds panorama links, photo-to-3D import, and watermark-free exports for recurring client work.
• Con: Starter's render and link caps, plus the absence of panorama links and photo-to-3D import, constrain more presentation-heavy work.
• Con: The Master plan's one-time payment offers a lifetime license and commercial rights, but does not state the Pro rendering and import benefits.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, see 3D Visualization Software, Floor Plan Software, and 3D Home Design Software.

• Sweet Home 3D is a freemium alternative with a free desktop or online version and support for Windows, macOS, Linux, mobile, and web.
• Live Home 3D is another freemium option, with a free iPhone, iPad, and Vision app and paid Standard and Pro options.
• Planner 5D may suit users who want a stated annual Premium plan at $59.99 a year, with floor-plan upload and conversion and a full premium furniture catalog.
• RoomSketcher offers a free tier with 2 credits, one free AI floor-plan conversion, 2D and 3D plans, snapshots, and AI Render.
• HomeByMe has a free Starter tier with 2 projects, 5 Full HD images, unlimited 2D/3D screenshots, and a 90k+ product catalog.
• Homestyler may be a better match for users prioritizing a large free model library: Basic includes unlimited 1K rendering and 100,000+ free 3D models and materials, while 4K renders are purchased separately.
• Kuula is a freemium alternative.
• Matterport is a freemium alternative.

Verdict

Choose Coohom if you want to carry an interior project from floor-plan conversion through furnishing, cost tracking, and client presentation, especially if Pro's unlimited 4K rendering and import tools will see regular use. Look elsewhere if Starter's caps are too restrictive and you do not want a paid plan, or if a perpetual license is your priority but the Master tier's stated benefits do not meet your rendering needs.