Planoplan

What Planoplan is

Planoplan is desktop software for developing interior designs from floor plans through visual presentations and working documents. Users can import a measured drawing as an underlay or draw walls manually, then switch the plan to 3D and arrange furniture. The workflow also includes 3D renders, drawings, virtual tours, and a finished design package. Cloud rendering runs on Planoplan’s servers, allowing work to continue while a render is processing. Its AI tools can make prompt-based edits to a render without re-rendering the scene. Users can create 360 panoramas, connect scenes with navigation points, and share browser-based tour links. Drawing outputs include wall elevations, tile layouts with automatic area calculation, furniture schedules, and material estimates. The catalog contains over 8,000 models and materials, including RAL, Pantone, NCS, and Tikkurila color libraries; model imports support SKP, FBX, 3DS, and OBJ. Project data can be exported as CSV for CRM integration. Planoplan runs on macOS and Windows. Lite costs 1,890 RUB a month, Base 2,790 RUB a month, and Expert 3,590 RUB a month. A seven-day trial requires no payment card.

Who it suits

Planoplan suits interior design workflows that need floor plans, 3D presentations, working drawings, or virtual tours. Its desktop apps are for macOS and Windows users.

Limits

The seven-day trial ends with view-only access to previously created projects. Lite costs 1,890 RUB a month and limits users to 25 projects, three floors, 1000 m², 100 tokens monthly, and 50 uploadable models and textures; Base and Expert raise or remove several of these limits.

Getting started

1. Open the Planoplan website
2. Install the desktop application on macOS or Windows
3. Start the seven-day trial without entering a payment card
4. Import a measured drawing or draw walls manually
5. Switch the plan into 3D and build the project

Verdict

Planoplan brings planning, visualization, and drawing outputs into a desktop interior design workflow. Check its paid plans and the current drawing-output limitation against your project needs.