2D floor planning
Start from a blank canvas, enter room measurements, upload a plan, or use a template to build a layout to scale.
Coohom is a browser-based home design platform for 2D floor plans, furniture layouts, and 3D room previews, with free planning and paid export options.
Coohom is an online home design platform for creating 2D floor plans, arranging room layouts, and previewing interiors in 3D. The site positions it as free home design software for planning rooms, houses, and interior ideas in the browser.
The product combines floor planning, furniture placement, 3D visualization, and AI-assisted layout generation. According to the site, you can start from scratch, upload an existing plan, or use a template, then render a visual preview and walk through the space before making changes in real life.
Start from a blank canvas, enter room measurements, upload a plan, or use a template to build a layout to scale.
Arrange sofas, beds, desks, cabinets, and other items with drag-and-drop tools, then resize, rotate, and reposition them.
Switch from 2D to 3D instantly and preview the room as you place items, materials, and lighting.
Browse and use 60,000+ 3D models and decor options on the homepage, or 8,000+ furniture models on the room planner page.
Use AI-assisted workflows to generate layouts, try different styles, and explore ideas based on room size and style.
Create home visuals with real-time rendering and photorealistic previews from the browser.
Create scaled bedroom, living room, kitchen, or office layouts before moving furniture or starting a remodel. The tool supports wall drawing, dimension entry, and furniture placement to test fit and circulation.
Use the 3D room designer to compare layouts, materials, and lighting, then walk through the space virtually to catch issues early.
Start with templates or AI-assisted suggestions to explore layout ideas more quickly when you need a starting point for a design.
Use the floor planner and room planner pages to create visuals for home spaces and present them with 2D plans or 3D snapshots.
Work from a browser on a free starting tier, then review pricing plans if you need saved work, exports, or broader use for a design workflow.
Yes. The room planner page says you can draw room layouts, arrange furniture, and preview designs in 3D at no cost. It also says an account is required to save and export work.
Yes. The homepage says you can start with a floor plan by drawing a new layout, uploading a plan, or choosing a template. The room planner page also says you can start from a blank canvas or enter room measurements.
Yes. The room planner page says furniture can be resized, rotated, and positioned accurately so you can test spacing and circulation paths.
Yes. The room planner page says you can switch instantly from 2D to 3D to walk through your room and see how the layout works in real space.
The room planner FAQ says exported room layouts are available, and the page specifically mentions free export of 2D floor plans and 3D snapshots.