Planner 5D: AI Home Design

• Interior design: use — $69.99/year ($5.83/mo) (derived from the IAP title)
• Decor, Exterior, Landscape PRO — $399.99

Last verified 30 Aug 2026

• Free download · core features require a paid plan
• In-app purchases: $0.99 - $399.99 per item
• Subscription

Last verified 31 Aug 2026

4.4 40697 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5I love this app, but recently crashes

   I have been using Planner 5D for years and have absolutely loved it. There are a few things that are janky, room lengths not lining up to one another quite right, doors auto locking on a wall that makes them impossible to stick to short walls, the inability to customize the height of different rooms in the multi level views without the whole level above being elevated creating a gap in the floors, but it still worked well for me. I got the upgrade long ago for the catalog and it greatly expanded my options in app. However as of yesterday I am unable to open the app and it keeps crashing on me. I’ve updated to the newest IOS option and no luck. I’m not sure if the app is getting too complicated where it just can’t function correctly anymore or what, as I have had problems with it lagging badly more recently. Please don’t try to fix something that isn’t broken. Maybe work on improving pre existing features in the app instead of trying to change the fundamentals of its functionality? Otherwise longtime fan, I just want to be able to make my ideas. I hope the crashing is remedied soon, thanks.

   KillNerv · 30 Aug 2026

2. 2/5Don't expect too much.

   I have a premium subscription and try to use it interchangeably on iPad, website, and Windows 10 app. It has lots of problems and shortcomings. Here are a few of them. * A door's representation in 2D and 3D often do not match. And they may be different on iPad than website than Windows 10. * Inadequate basic construction objects like * No sliding glass patio doors * No bypass closet doors * No concept of layering or stacking of objects. The ability to control the order of stacking is essential but does not exist. You have to drag the objects apart to work on them and then re-assemble them. * When you abut 2 rooms to have a common wall, you cannot work with the common wall segment as a single wall. * An open area in a ceiling or floor may or may not render as an open space in 3D. * An object like stairs that ascends through a ceiling space or descends through a floor space may appear in 3D as though the ceiling or floor is transparent. In other words, the floor or ceiling does not block the the portion of the object that should not be visible for the current viewing angle. * There is a fairly limited fixed list of room names with no way to add a custom name. * It is very difficult to work with short wall lengths because the wall length is too short to show its length. * Room labels do not adapt to room size and, for small areas, may make it impossible to select the room. * Many more...

   KenB643 · 30 Aug 2026

3. 5/5My go to app for story building

   I’ve been using Planner 5D for at least 5 years and it’s aged like a fine wine, only ever adding more and never taking away. There are a few bugs such as; Duplicated items sometimes “disappearing” in 2D view. But they’re a very minor inconvenience in the big scheme of things. And I mean BIG, graph sizes that allow you to make giant buildings (Castle, mall, school) width and length wise for now. It’s currently limited to how high you can go and there are no sub floors. I have more than 20 saved blueprints and as far as I know there’s no cap. Every time I come up with a new story idea that I’m kean on I whip up a quick floor plan for the main characters apartments/ houses for locational reasons so I can give a clear 360 viewpoint in my writing. You can change the color/texture of practically anything placeable to give it unique characteristics. I love being able to make where my fictional characters live and their settings. The catalog of placable items grows every year. I’m personally hoping for an animal update that includes new animals and some enclosures. Five stars for the most affordable world builder I could find that works on iPhone.

   mollymay266 · 30 Aug 2026

4. 5/5I’m surprised to say I’m addicted to this

   I’m a writer, and part of my process is to draw up floor plans of the buildings and homes in my stories. Before, I would just scribble something out on paper, which was okay. I saw this in an ad on Facebook, and decided, eh, why not? I started with the free version, which was enough for me to get an idea of how to use the app. Once I got bored with the extremely limited selection (you can’t change size or colors in the free version) I bit the bullet. I decided to get the one month, $5 subscription, just to see if I liked it. I have since spent four hours or more a day building houses and picking out furniture. I’ve gone ahead and purchased the $19 yearly subscription. This thing is great. However, there’s a small thing keeping this from being perfect. Switching from 2D to 3D sometimes results in an app crash or black screen that I have to close and restart the app to get rid of. Beyond that, I haven’t had a single problem with this. Update: I can’t remember when I originally wrote this review but I know it’s been a few years. I still absolutely love this app, and I’m bumping my rating up to five stars from four. The crashing issue I mentioned above no longer happens, and I’ve had no problems with the way the app works. I do have two ideas for improvement or new features: - it would be great if I could highlight an entire room and rotate it (and everything inside) on an axis like we can with furniture, or at least in 90 degree increments. It’s incredibly frustrating to spend upwards of two hours on a room and it’s furniture only to realize that you placed everything backwards, and take an additional couple of hours to rebuild it. - it would be a huge time saver and be much more efficient if you could copy a room with the items inside it. Rooms like dorms, bathrooms or classrooms would be a prime example of what this could help with.

   toribug11 · 30 Aug 2026

5. 5/5Useful Interior Design for Home Use

   Updated from my original review. The App does feature ability to synchronize across multiple devices, which gave me cloud backup and the ability to share with my wife. With that present, the other issues below are minor nuisances and Planner5D has been one of the most useful and enjoyable purchases I’ve ever made from the App Store. If you are remodeling, building, or even just organizing your spaces, I strongly endorse this as a great tool. Planner 5D has been extremely useful in planning the interior design on a new home I’m having designed and built. Rather than spend hours at $100/hour with a designer working on the actual architectural model, I have created a high fidelity to-scale model of the home design, which allows me to make design decisions and even fit spaces to my existing furniture. It’s pretty easy to use, though does have some significant limitations. My greatest complaint is the lack of ability to import designs into the app, which is essential to sharing a design between my wife and I. The app will export to a web interface of a cloud version of your app design, but it’s one directional, out only. Other complaints range from moderate to mild, such as the snap function for walls is too strong which prevents creating some small size designs effectively, only one object can be moved or copied at a time which is tedious, and you cannot copy items from one level to another so if you plan to try your furniture upstairs and downstairs you have to create your furniture twice. It also has a random array of design objects, such as so many chair designs that it’s challenging to find the same one twice, while there is no feature for a doorway opening between rooms that does either have an actual door or an arch shape. These limitations aside, I considered it worth the $59 for my purposes.

   Mrhamr · 30 Aug 2026

4.4 560670 ratings · Google Play

1. 5/5

   good

   ilia beroshvili · 1 Aug 2026

2. 4/5

   ability for we architects to have a 3d view on our building plans 👍🤩

   Divine Osemega · 1 Aug 2026

3. 5/5

   very good app

   Vikrant Mane · 1 Aug 2026

4. 5/5

   Supar

   Rasik S Domadiya · 1 Aug 2026

5. 4/5

   good

   Abhijit Wagh · 1 Aug 2026

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