LiberoDraft vs RoomSketcher

LiberoDraft is a browser-based 2D CAD program for drawing, dimensioning, and exporting technical designs. Drawings stay on the user’s computer, so the workflow does not require cloud storage. The program supports DXF and SVG import and export, with layers, groups, blocks, constraint sketches, object snapping, and hatching. Dimensioning options cover mechanical engineering, timber construction, and architecture, including automatic tolerance fields. Drawings can be placed on sheets with viewports and printed to scale. The feature list also includes gear and screw connection generators. The maker describes use in workshops, schools, offices, and field work, including quick construction ideas. Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave, and other modern browsers are listed as supported. Registration is required to unlock a personal start link, which is emailed to the user; registration details are stored in the website’s SQLite database. LiberoDraft is identified as a CADTEC GmbH product. Its free plan costs nothing. The listed platforms include Linux, macOS, web, and Windows.

RoomSketcher is floor plan and home design software for making layouts, furnishing and decorating rooms, and viewing designs in 3D. AI Convert takes a JPG, PNG, or PDF plan and turns walls, doors, and windows into editable project elements in under five seconds. FloorCapture uses LiDAR on an iPhone or iPad to capture a property and produce an editable floor plan. Outputs include 2D and 3D plans, AI renders, Live 3D walkthroughs, and 360 views. Projects are stored in the cloud and available across devices; the app also works offline and syncs again when connected. It runs on Windows, Mac, iPad, and Android tablets. Phones use the web portal and cannot draw or edit floor plans in the app. Credits cover projects, several visual outputs, AI Convert, FloorCapture, and ordered plans. A free plan is available; Pro costs $12 a month billed annually ($144 per year).