HomeByMe vs Live Home 3D

HomeByMe is an online service for planning interior spaces in 3D. You can draw or import a measured 2D floor plan, then inspect the interior in 3D. The service produces HD, 4K, and 360° images, and its catalog contains branded furniture and decor alongside generic models whose colors, dimensions, or textures can be changed. The mobile app scans a room and builds a 2D and 3D version with its furnishings. Projects and renderings can be shared; Pro subscribers can make projects read-only. MakeByMe supports creating wooden furniture, while eligible subscribers can import personal 3D models through 3DUpload. Pro includes floor-plan export to DraftSight. HomeByMe is available on web, Android, and iOS. The free Starter plan costs nothing and includes two projects and five Full HD images. Essentials and Pro have expanded allowances, while Enterprise uses pricing on demand.

Live Home 3D is a home design app for drawing floor plans and creating 3D views of rooms, houses, exteriors and terrain. It runs on Android, iOS, macOS and Windows and is described for both amateur designers and professionals. Floor-planning tools let users draw walls, trace a plan image, mark dimensions and create multiple stories. A design can then be viewed in 3D, walked through, and changed by rearranging furniture and finishes. The Mac app page lists a library of 2,400 3D models and 2,100 materials. Listed imports include objects from Trimble 3D Warehouse and models from Sketchfab; using Sketchfab requires a free account. Mac import and export options include common 3D model formats, PDF floor plans, images, panoramas and walkthrough videos. Offline on-device ray-tracing renders are supported, while AI cloud rendering uses purchased credits. The free version is limited to two stories, and its exports contain watermarks; formats vary by platform. Paid options start at $5.99 per month, with annual and lifetime licenses also listed.