Planner 5D Review

Planner 5D is home design software for drawing floor plans and furnishing rooms, houses, kitchens, bathrooms, gardens and offices in 2D and 3D. You draw walls or start from a template, drop in items from a catalog of more than 10,000 furniture and decor pieces (half of it on the free plan), and switch between plan and 3D views. Paid plans add AI floor plan recognition, which turns an uploaded plan into an editable 3D project, photo-to-3D-model import, realistic renders, a budget widget and, on Professional, 4K renders, 360-degree walkthroughs and CAD export. Projects can be shared for view or edit access, with real-time collaboration on every plan.

The newer AI Studio is a canvas for interior-design generation: moodboards, material palettes, furnishing empty rooms, restyling a room while keeping its layout, cleaning up floor-plan visuals, and room-tour videos. It draws on third-party models including Nano Banana 1 and 2, GPT Image 1.5 and 2, Seedream 5 Lite, Seedance 2.0 and 2.5, Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1 and Luma Ray 2, with an Agent Mode for guided multi-step work. Planner 5D runs in the browser and as apps for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and visionOS; the company, Planner5D UAB, is based in Vilnius, Lithuania.

Annual billing is much cheaper: Premium works out to $59.99 / 12 = $5.00 a month against $19.99 monthly (75% less), and Professional to $33.33 against $49.99 (33% less). These are published US prices; local currency and tax may differ.

AI Studio credits are one balance for image, video, room tours and Agent Mode. Planner 5D's guide: 100 credits make about 50 Nano Banana 2 images at 1K or about 12 standard five-second videos, so the monthly Premium allowance is roughly 50 images. Extra credit packs top up the same balance (pack prices not listed on the pricing page). AI plan recognition has a separate allowance.

Trials exist for Premium and Professional, but terms depend on the offer shown before checkout; check the trial length, any introductory charge, renewal price and first billing date before starting. Verified teachers can apply for a free Education program.

Prices checked on the vendor's pricing page on November 10, 2026. See Planner 5D pricing.

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Planner 5D suits homeowners and renovators who want to test layouts and furniture before buying, and design students who need an easy start; the free plan is enough to plan a room. Premium is good value on annual billing if you want the full catalog and AI floor plan import. Interior designers who present to clients will want Professional for 4K renders, walkthroughs and CAD export.

If you need accurate construction drawings, use architecture software instead. For a similar browser planner, compare RoomSketcher or Homestyler; for rendering-heavy professional work, look at Coohom. If you only want to restyle a photo of a room, Interior AI is simpler.

Customer reviews are split. On Trustpilot, Planner 5D has a TrustScore of 2.5 out of 5 from 892 reviews, with 58% five-star and 27% one-star. Positive reviews praise the range of design options and, in some cases, responsive support. The most common complaints are unexpected charges after trials or renewals, hard-to-find cancellation, refund disputes, and bugs or slow loading. The company replies to most negative reviews. Read the trial and renewal terms at checkout, and cancel ahead of the first billing date if you are only testing it.