Maket vs Planner 5D: Which Floor Plan Tool Is Right for You?
Maket’s floor plan editor with the generated Crestview plan, next to Planner 5D’s floor plan recognition. Both convert an existing plan; Maket generates a complete layout from your requirements in one step, while Planner 5D’s Copilot builds one request by request.
TL;DR
Maket is the better choice if you want AI to generate the floor plan from your requirements and hand a DXF to a contractor from a $20/mo plan. Planner 5D is the better choice if you already have a layout and want to decorate and visualize it with a large catalog on any device. Both are free to start; Maket generates the layout from your requirements for 20 credits per floor, while Planner 5D’s Copilot builds a project from a prompt on AI credits included with its paid plans or bought in bundles.
Planner 5D and Maket both let you create a floor plan, furnish it, and see it in 3D, but they start from opposite ends. Planner 5D is a home design app: you draw or import a layout, then decorate it from a catalog of more than 10,000 items on the web, iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, or Vision Pro. Maket is an AI floor plan generator: you answer a few questions about the home you need, it produces one complete layout per generation, and you refine it, or duplicate it and rework the copy, with the Move tool, Auto-Furnish, your own furniture, and renders in one browser editor. This comparison walks through both tools feature by feature, with pricing and feature claims verified on each platform in October 2026, so you can tell which one fits the project in front of you.
Why Compare Planner 5D and Maket?
Planner 5D is one of the most popular home design apps, with more than 100 million users (per Planner 5D), and it is the room planner many people reach for when they want to decorate a room and see it in 3D; since September 2026 its Copilot adds a prompt box to the editor. We built Maket to answer a different question first: what should the floor plan be? That difference in starting point drives almost everything else in this comparison, from how you get to a first plan to what each subscription actually buys. If you are searching for a Planner 5D alternative because you need the layout generated from your requirements rather than drawn, the sections below show where each floor plan software wins, with every Planner 5D claim checked against its own site and help center.
Quick Verdict: Planner 5D vs Maket
Last Updated: October 2026
Generates the plan for you
A complete layout from your answers to a few guided questions, with house shape as an input and preset architectural rules built in, one plan per generation; on paid plans, duplicate it and rework the copy by hand, and hand edits use no credits. Planner 5D’s Copilot builds a project from a prompt on AI credits and is refined request by request.
Auto-Furnish and the Move tool
One-click furniture placement by preset rules, with a new configuration on each click, and whole rooms that move while the plan adjusts. Planner 5D fills one room at a time, and a moved room snaps to its neighbours, with overlaps fixed by hand.
Plan recognition with a human check
Upload a PDF or image and get an editable plan: AI-assisted on Homeowner, human-validated by our team on Pro. Planner 5D’s upload takes 10 minutes to 24 hours per its help center.
Your own furniture, from a photo
Even
One photo becomes a 3D model in your library, with dimensions estimated from the photo or entered from the spec sheet, for 10 credits. Planner 5D’s catalog is bigger and imports photos on Premium.
Apps and sharing
Planner 5D runs natively on iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, and Vision Pro and shares on every plan. Maket is browser-only.
Price of the outcome
Depends
Planner 5D Premium is $59.99/yr, but DXF needs its $49.99/mo tier and Copilot spends the plan’s AI credits. Maket Homeowner is $20/mo with generation and DXF included.
Maket vs Planner 5D at a Glance
| Spec | Maket | Planner 5D |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Free (30 credits, no card); paid from $20/mo | Free; Premium $19.99/mo or $59.99/yr |
| AI floor plan generation | Yes: a complete layout from rooms, size, and house shape, with architectural rules built in, one plan per generation, 20 credits per floor; on paid plans, duplicate and rework copies by hand, with no credits for hand edits | Copilot (Sept 2026, web and iOS): builds a project from a prompt on AI credits included with eligible paid plans (Premium includes 100 AI Studio credits a month, Professional 1,000) or bought in bundles |
| Platforms | Web browser | Web, iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Vision Pro |
| Export formats | DXF and PDF from $20/mo (Homeowner) | PDF on every plan (web); DWG/DXF on Professional ($49.99/mo), 2D only |
| Furniture | Built-in library plus your own pieces from a photo (10 credits each) | 10,000+ catalog items (about half on Free) |
| Floors per project | Multi-floor on Homeowner and above | Up to 6 on web (also shown in the Windows app); 3 in the iOS, Android, and Mac apps |
| Floor plan recognition | AI-assisted on Homeowner; human-validated on Pro | On paid plans; 10 minutes to 24 hours per its help center |
Last verified October 2026 against planner5d.com, support.planner5d.com, and maket.ai/pricing. Prices in USD.
Where Maket’s AI Pulls Ahead
Generates the plan for you
Set your rooms, square footage, and house shape, and the AI floor plan generator produces one complete layout per generation. Preset architectural constraints are built into the generator and continuously refined, so the plan respects them as closely as possible. Want an alternative? On paid plans, duplicate the plan and change the copy yourself in the editor, with hand edits using no credits, or run a new generation.
Planner 5D: you draw the plan wall by wall, upload or scan one you already have, or prompt its Copilot, which spends AI credits per request and is refined request by request.
AI furniture placement in one click
Auto-Furnish places Maket’s own assets by room type using architectural preset rules, so clearances, door swings, and circulation hold. Run it again for a different configuration of the same room, and run it on any copy of the plan, so you compare furniture arrangements within a room as well as layouts across the plan.
Planner 5D: AI Designer fills one selected room at a time (minimum 9 m²); you shuffle results, and its help articles describe no placement rules.
Move a room, the plan adjusts
Drag a whole room with the Move tool in the floor plan editor and the surrounding walls, doors and circulation reshape to match, while room sizes and windows are kept: a room layout planner that keeps the plan coherent.
Planner 5D: a dragged room snaps to its neighbours; the help article we checked describes no adjustment of surrounding rooms and suggests Undo or moving corners if walls overlap.
Human-validated uploads on Pro
Upload a PDF, JPG, or PNG and our AI floor plan recognition converts the image to an editable floor plan, then exports it to DXF. On Homeowner the upload is AI-assisted; on Pro, our team validates each upload, up to five a month.
Planner 5D: uploads take 10 minutes to 24 hours per its help center, which describes an AI process and points you to support if it fails; designer services through Hire a Designer are a separate purchase, from $99 per room.
Your own furniture, photo to 3D model
Upload one photo of a sofa, chair, or table and our furniture visualizer turns it into a 3D model, with dimensions estimated from the photo or entered from the spec sheet, saved to your own library and shown in renders, for 10 credits.
Planner 5D: photo or product-URL import on Premium and 3D files on Professional, alongside a large catalog that is half locked on the free plan.
Fewer tools to learn
One light floor plan editor with a short toolbar: furniture, structure, select, move and draw wall. Your starting point is generated, so you never draw a wall or browse a catalog to get a first plan, and the 2D floor plan to 3D model switch and AI rendering live in the same project.
Planner 5D: wall-by-wall drawing, a 10,000-item catalog, and several separate AI tools (Copilot, AI Designer, Smart Wizard, Design Generator, AI Studio, Home Scanner), some of which spend credits, plus a paid Hire a Designer service, with features that differ by platform.
The Same Task in Both Tools: Furnish a Living Room
Same job, two interfaces. Below, the Living Room of the generated Crestview plan furnished in Maket with one click, next to the Furnish panel you work from in Planner 5D, followed by two short loops recorded in the Maket editor: the Move tool reflowing the plan around a moved room, and Auto-Furnish producing a new configuration of the same room.
Maket · one click
Maket: select the Living Room and click Furnish room. The layout is placed in seconds; click again for a different furniture configuration of the same room, and run it on any room with a room type set, in any plan or copy.
Planner 5D · by hand, or one room with AI Designer
Planner 5D: open the Furnish panel, browse Armchairs, Sofas, Storage and so on, and drag each item into the plan; AI Designer can fill one selected room (9 m² minimum) from a style.
The Move tool and Auto-Furnish in motion
Move tool: drag the bedroom down and the plan reflows around it. The two bedrooms swap, the closets re-attach, and the furniture is re-placed, with no overlapping walls to fix. Planner 5D drags a room and snaps its walls to neighbours; its help docs recommend fixing overlapping corners by hand.
Auto-Furnish: one click on Furnish room lays out the living room with Maket’s own assets, keeping clearances and circulation. Click it again and you get a different furniture configuration for the same room, so you can explore several arrangements of a room, and duplicate the plan to try whole-plan changes by hand, before you commit.
AI Capabilities: Where Maket Goes Further
Both tools use AI, but at different stages of the design process. Planner 5D uses it to furnish, restyle, and render a plan you already have, and now to prompt one into existence with Copilot. Maket uses it to generate the plan from your requirements, then reshape it, furnish it, and bring your own furniture into it.
Planner 5D’s AI: prompts, single rooms, and images
As documented on Planner 5D’s site:
Copilot (September 2026, web and iOS) takes text or voice prompts to build or edit a project; Planner 5D suggests treating the first request as a design brief and refining from there, and charges AI credits per request.
AI Designer furnishes or restyles one selected room at a time (minimum 9 m²) on web, iOS, and Android; its docs say it cannot do several rooms or floors in one design.
Smart Wizard builds and furnishes a single room from its shape, dimensions, type, and style.
Design Generator turns a photo of a room into up to 20 furnished design renders for inspiration, not an editable plan.
AI Studio spends plan credits on images, material swaps, and short videos.
Floor plan recognition on paid plans: 10 minutes to 24 hours per the support site, which describes an AI process and points you to support if an upload fails.
Maket’s AI: generate, reshape, furnish
What Maket’s AI does in the same project:
Generates a complete layout from your answers to a few guided questions in a few minutes, with preset architectural constraints built in and continuously refined, one plan per generation, for 20 credits per floor; on paid plans, duplicate a plan and rework the copy by hand, with hand edits using no credits, or run a new generation.
AI floor plan recognition converts an existing PDF, JPG, or PNG into an editable project (PDF to DXF on export): AI-assisted on Homeowner, human-validated by our team on Pro, up to five uploads a month.
The Move tool repositions a whole room and reshapes the walls, doors and circulation around it, while room sizes and windows are kept.
Auto-Furnish places our own assets by room type with architectural preset rules in one click.
Bring your own furniture: one photo of a sofa or chair becomes a 3D model, with dimensions estimated from the photo or entered from the spec sheet, saved to your own library and used in renders.
Takes simple requests in plain language on paid plans, like “add a bedroom.” Long, detailed prompts are only partly used, so short, specific requests work best.
Converts the floor plan to a 3D model in one click, with a 3D walkthrough and an architectural rendering shortly after. No CAD skill needed.
Crestview from 2D floor plan to isometric 3D floor plan to photorealistic render: convert the floor plan to 3D in one click and render it from the same project, no redrawing.
Planner 5D vs Maket: Feature-by-Feature Breakdown
| Feature | Maket | Planner 5D | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI floor plan generator (a few guided questions) | Yes, core feature: set rooms, square footage, and house shape and get a complete layout in minutes, with architectural rules built in, one plan per generation for 20 credits per floor; on paid plans, duplicate and rework copies by hand, with no credits for hand edits | Copilot (September 2026, web and iOS) builds a project from a text or voice prompt, refined request by request, on AI credits included with paid plans or bought in bundles | Maket |
| Built-in architectural constraints in generation | Yes: preset constraints in the generator, continuously refined | Not described in Planner 5D’s Copilot guide or blog | Maket |
| Getting to a first plan | Answer a few questions, get a plan in minutes | Draw wall by wall, upload or scan a plan, or prompt Copilot and refine | Maket |
| AI furniture placement (auto-furnish by room type) | Yes (Auto-Furnish: Maket’s own assets placed by architectural preset rules, so clearances and circulation hold; re-run for a different configuration of the same room) | Yes (AI Designer fills one selected room, minimum 9 m²; shuffle to re-roll; no placement rules described in its help articles) | Maket |
| Room layout planner: move a whole room, plan adjusts | Yes (Move tool: surrounding walls, doors and circulation reshape to match, while room sizes and windows are kept) | Partial: rooms drag and snap to neighbours; the help article we checked describes no automatic adjustment and suggests Undo or corner fixes if walls overlap | Maket |
| Furniture visualizer: photo to 3D model of your own piece | Yes: one photo becomes a 3D model, with dimensions estimated from the photo or entered from the spec sheet, saved to your library (10 credits) | Yes on paid plans: photo or product URL on Premium, 3D files on Professional | Tie |
| 2D floor plan to 3D floor plan to AI rendering | Yes, in one project in a few minutes (10 credits per render) | Yes (2D/3D toggle; standard renders on Premium, capped per support site; 4K watermark-free on Professional) | Tie |
| Convert a PDF or image to an editable floor plan | Yes (AI-driven floor plan recognition) | Yes (paid plans; 10 minutes to 24 hours per support site; plan should include dimensions) | Tie |
| Human check on uploaded plans | Yes on Pro: human-validated uploads, up to five a month (AI-assisted on Homeowner) | The help article describes an AI process, with support contact if an upload fails; designer services sold separately, from $99 per room | Maket |
| Natural-language editing of live plans | Yes on paid plans (simple requests only) | Yes (Copilot, on AI credits) | Tie |
| Interactive 3D walkthrough | Yes | Yes (eye-level first-person view in the web editor; 360° walkthrough renders on Professional) | Tie |
| DXF and PDF export (PDF to DXF conversion) | Yes (Homeowner, $20/mo) | PDF report on every plan (web only); DWG/DXF on Professional ($49.99/mo), 2D only | Maket |
| Multi-floor plans | Yes (Homeowner and above) | Yes: up to 6 floors on web (also shown in the Windows app), 3 in the iOS, Android, and Mac apps | Tie |
| Furniture catalog | Built-in library plus any piece you photograph | 10,000+ items (about half on the free plan) | Planner 5D |
| Sharing and collaboration | Share by link on every plan, including Free; team setups via Scale | Sharing with view/edit on every plan; live co-editing on web and iOS | Planner 5D |
| Free tier | Yes, 30 credits, no credit card required | Yes, unlimited projects with half the catalog and draft renders | Tie |
| Desktop and mobile apps | Browser-only | Yes (iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Vision Pro) | Planner 5D |
| API access | Yes (Scale plan) | Yes (Enterprise plan) | Tie |
Planner 5D vs Maket: Pricing Compared
Pricing verified directly from each platform in October 2026. Annual billing figures shown where applicable.
| Plan | Maket | Planner 5D |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0, 30 credits, no card required | $0, unlimited projects, half the catalog, draft-quality renders |
| Entry paid (annual) | About $16.60/mo (Homeowner), billed yearly at 17% off the monthly price; 300 credits/mo | $59.99/yr (Premium), about $5/mo; 1,200 AI Studio credits/yr |
| Entry paid (monthly) | $20/mo (Homeowner) | $19.99/mo (Premium); 100 AI Studio credits/mo |
| Professional tier (annual) | About $83/mo (Pro), billed yearly at 17% off the monthly price; 3,000 credits/mo | $399.99/yr (Professional), about $33/mo; 12,000 AI Studio credits/yr |
| Professional tier (monthly) | $100/mo (Pro) | $49.99/mo (Professional); 1,000 AI Studio credits/mo |
| AI floor plan generation | Included: 20 credits per generated floor | Copilot uses AI credits from the subscription allowance or bought separately |
| DXF/DWG export | Included from Homeowner ($20/mo) | Professional only ($49.99/mo), 2D export |
| Team, API, and enterprise | Scale (custom) | Enterprise (custom); API on Enterprise only |
Pricing verdict: Planner 5D is the cheaper subscription, and its annual Premium plan at $59.99 is hard to beat if you want the full catalog for decorating. What the two subscriptions buy is different, though. Planner 5D’s credits are spent on AI Studio images and video, and Copilot requests also spend AI credits; the plan itself is still drawn, uploaded, scanned, or prompted, and CAD export needs the $49.99/mo Professional tier. Our Homeowner plan at $20/mo includes 300 credits, which covers up to 15 generated floors built on preset architectural constraints, or 30 renders, plus DXF and PDF export. If the outcome you need is a generated plan you can hand to a contractor, Maket is the lower price to that outcome; if it is a furnished 3D model of a plan you already have, Planner 5D is.
Who Should Use Planner 5D and Who Should Use Maket?
Choose Planner 5D if you:
Already have a floor plan and want to decorate it with a large furniture catalog, then see it in 3D.
Want to design on a phone, tablet, or desktop app and keep projects in sync across devices.
Share designs with family, a client, or a designer on any plan, including the free one.
Are on a tight budget and mostly need the catalog and renders rather than CAD output.
Choose Maket if you:
Are a homeowner who wants to design your own house floor plans with no existing plan and have AI generate a layout from your requirements, or have an existing plan you want to rework: upload it and our AI floor plan recognition turns it into an editable project, AI-assisted on Homeowner and human-validated on Pro.
Are an architect or designer who wants to skip the blank-canvas phase entirely and have an AI architecture generator produce a starting point shaped by built-in architectural constraints, then duplicate it and refine each copy in the layout editor.
Want a simple floor plan maker: a light interface with a handful of controls instead of a full drafting toolset and a catalog to learn.
Want your own furniture in the plan: one photo of a piece becomes a 3D model, with dimensions estimated from the photo or entered from the spec sheet, saved to your library, so plans and renders show what you will actually buy.
Need DXF/CAD export for handoff to a contractor or structural engineer and want that included from the $20/mo plan.
Want to try changes quickly: duplicate a plan, Auto-Furnish a room in one click, and move whole rooms while the plan adjusts around them.
Select any piece and Maket shows its clearances to the walls around it: here the dining set sits 3’9” from the kitchen and 2’11” from the living room.
The same 2D floor plan as a 3D floor plan, one click away. Describe materials or time of day and render it from here.
Planner 5D vs Maket: Our Verdict
Planner 5D is a mature, hugely popular home design app: a 10,000-item catalog, sharing on every plan, native apps on every major platform, and a new Copilot that takes prompts inside the editor. If you already know your layout and want to furnish it, restyle it, and share it from your phone, it is a proven, inexpensive choice.
Maket is the stronger option if you want AI to take the lead on the layout. It is the tool in this comparison built to generate a complete, editable floor plan from a set of constraints, including the shape of the house, with architectural rules built into the generator, one plan per generation that you can duplicate and rework by hand, and keeps the refining, furnishing, rendering, and DXF export in one light editor. For homeowners designing their own house, architects accelerating ideation, and builders iterating layouts before a structural design, that is what Maket does in one generation, whereas Planner 5D reaches a plan by drawing, uploading, scanning, or prompting Copilot one request at a time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Maket a good Planner 5D alternative?
Yes. Maket is a Planner 5D alternative for anyone who wants the floor plan generated from their requirements instead of drawn wall by wall or prompted one request at a time. You answer a few guided questions about a home and receive a complete floor plan within minutes, then refine it with the Move tool and Auto-Furnish, duplicate it to try changes, and furnish it with your own pieces. Planner 5D’s AI furnishes one room at a time, restyles images, or, with Copilot, builds a project from a prompt on AI credits. If you need a layout from scratch that you can rework in minutes, Maket is the stronger Planner 5D alternative; if you need a large catalog to decorate an existing plan, Planner 5D remains a strong choice.
Does Planner 5D have an AI floor plan generator?
Yes, in a different form. Planner 5D markets an AI floor plan generator built mainly on Copilot, a prompt box in its web and iOS editors that, since September 2026, can build or edit a project from a description, charging AI credits per request. Planner 5D’s own guide suggests treating the first request as a design brief, with room dimensions and how you use the space, and refining from there. Its other AI tools are single-room (Smart Wizard, AI Designer), image-based (Design Generator, AI Studio), or convert an existing space or plan (Home Scanner, plan recognition). Maket generates a complete layout from your bedroom, bathroom, square footage, and house shape inputs for 20 credits per floor, with architectural constraints built in, one plan per generation; to try an alternative you duplicate the plan and change the copy yourself, or run a new generation.
Which is better for homeowners, Maket or Planner 5D?
Maket is better for homeowners starting from scratch, and Planner 5D is better for homeowners who already have a plan to decorate. Maket generates a layout from a few simple inputs and lets you refine it, or duplicate it and rework the copy, in a visual editor; Planner 5D lets you furnish an existing plan with a large catalog on your phone or tablet. If you have a paper plan, both tools can digitize it; Maket’s floor plan recognition is AI-assisted on Homeowner and human-validated on Pro, while Planner 5D’s upload takes 10 minutes to 24 hours per its help center.
How much do Maket and Planner 5D cost?
Both have a free plan; Planner 5D Premium is $19.99/mo or $59.99/yr, and Maket Homeowner is $20/mo. Planner 5D Premium includes the full catalog, floor plan recognition, and 100 AI Studio credits a month (1,200 a year on annual billing); its Professional plan is $49.99/mo or $399.99/yr and adds unlimited 4K renders and DWG/DXF export. Maket Homeowner includes 300 credits, DXF and PDF export, and multi-floor generation; Pro is $100/mo with 3,000 credits and human-validated plan uploads. Maket’s credits cover floor plan generation (20 per floor), renders (10), and optimizations (5), refreshing monthly on paid plans.
Can you move a whole room in Planner 5D?
Yes, you can drag a whole room in Planner 5D, but its help article describes no automatic adjustment of adjacent rooms. Its walls snap to neighbouring rooms when they get close, and Planner 5D’s help docs recommend fixing overlapping corners by hand or undoing the move. Maket’s Move tool repositions the room and reshapes the surrounding walls, doors and circulation to match, while keeping room sizes and windows, so the plan stays coherent.
Does Planner 5D have an auto-furnish feature?
Yes. Planner 5D’s AI Designer, available on web, iOS, and Android, fills or restyles one selected room at a time from a room type and style, with a minimum room size of 9 m²; you shuffle until a result looks right, and its help docs say it cannot design several rooms or floors in one go. Maket’s Auto-Furnish places Maket’s own assets by architectural preset rules, so clearances and circulation hold, on any room with a room type set, in a generated or uploaded plan, and each click produces a different configuration, so you can compare furniture arrangements within a room as well as across any copies of the plan you have made.
Does Maket or Planner 5D export to DXF or DWG?
Both do, at different price points: Maket includes DXF and PDF export from its $20/mo Homeowner plan, while Planner 5D’s DWG/DXF export requires its $49.99/mo Professional plan. Maket’s PDF to DXF workflow also converts an uploaded image or PDF of a plan into an editable, exportable file. Planner 5D offers a PDF report on every plan from the web app, and its CAD export is 2D only. If CAD handoff to a contractor or engineer is a firm requirement, Maket includes it at the entry paid tier.
Can I use my own furniture in Maket or Planner 5D?
Yes, both turn a photo of your own furniture into a 3D model. In Maket, you upload one photo of a piece, Maket estimates its dimensions (or you enter them from the spec sheet), and it becomes a 3D model saved under your custom objects, reusable in any project and visible in renders, for 10 credits. In Planner 5D, free users can upload but cannot convert; Premium converts a photo or product URL into a 3D model, and Professional accepts .obj, .fbx, .blend, and .stl files. Planner 5D’s catalog is far larger, so if you want to browse thousands of ready-made items, it wins; if you want the plan to show the exact pieces you own or plan to buy, both can do it, and Maket pairs it with generated layouts and renders in the same project.
Is Maket easier to use than Planner 5D?
Maket is simpler for getting to a floor plan; Planner 5D is simpler for decorating a plan you already have. Planner 5D is widely rated as easy to pick up for decorating, and its catalog and 2D/3D toggle are intuitive, but getting to a first floor plan means drawing walls one by one, uploading or scanning a plan, or prompting Copilot, and its AI features are spread across several separate tools (Copilot, AI Designer, Smart Wizard, Design Generator, AI Studio, Home Scanner), some of which spend credits, plus a paid Hire a Designer service, and features that differ by platform. Maket starts from a few questions, generates the plan for you with preset architectural constraints built in, and keeps editing to a light toolbar of furniture, structure, select, move and draw wall in one web editor, so there is less to learn before you have a plan you can act on.
Can Maket and Planner 5D convert a 2D floor plan to 3D?
Yes, both switch any plan between 2D and 3D and produce renders. Planner 5D has a 2D/3D toggle on every plan, standard renders on Premium (capped per its support site), and 4K renders plus a 360° walkthrough on Professional. In Maket, the 2D floor plan to 3D model switch is one click on any plan, including generated ones, with an isometric view and a 3D walkthrough, and an AI rendering of any room costs 10 credits on every plan, free included. The difference is the starting point: in Maket the 3D floor plan comes from a layout the AI generated for you, so you can duplicate it, rework each copy, and compare them in 3D before you commit to one.
Is there a free version of Maket and Planner 5D?
Yes, both have a free plan, and Maket’s needs no credit card. Maket’s Free plan includes 30 credits, enough to generate a floor plan and render a room, with floor plan generation, 2D to 3D, and AI rendering all available. Planner 5D’s Free plan allows unlimited projects with about half of the catalog and draft-quality renders; floor plan recognition, the full catalog, and CAD export need a paid plan. To export a DXF, Maket’s Homeowner plan is $20/mo and Planner 5D’s Professional plan is $49.99/mo.
Sources (last verified October 2026; prices in USD)
Planner 5D Copilot announcement
AI Designer: design with AI on web (Planner 5D)
How to use Smart Wizard (Planner 5D)
How to upload a floor plan (Planner 5D)
AI Designer: furnish or style your room (Planner 5D, iOS)
How to move and align rooms on web (Planner 5D)
Export projects in DWG or DXF (Planner 5D)
How to create a new floor (Planner 5D)
How to import 3D models on web (Planner 5D)