ArchiFacile

Overview

ArchiFacile is a plan-drawing app for homes, gardens and other spaces, with tools for both everyday layouts and technical plans. It is best suited to people who want browser-based planning and useful export options, especially professionals who need CAD/BIM workflows. The main trade-off is that Free stops at three projects, while the expanded capabilities are split across Plus and PRO.

Users can draw plans for houses, apartments, garages and pools, as well as electrical, plumbing, heating and fire-evacuation layouts. The browser app runs without installation on computers, tablets and smartphones; ArchiFacile also supports Android, iOS, Linux, macOS and Windows. Offline access is available. The maker is headquartered in Mansonville, France; its privacy policy says the site is hosted by OVHCloud in France and that it endeavours to keep users’ personal data there. For more options, see Floor Plan Software.

Key features

Build and furnish layouts

Users can draw walls, place doors, windows, shutters and stairs, then furnish a plan from object libraries. That covers the core work of sketching a space without limiting the app to residential room layouts: dedicated technical plans give it a broader practical role. ArchiFacile supports 2D and 3D modes, but the 3D views differ by plan: Plus includes a 3D facade view, while PRO adds a 3D section view.

Share, import and export

Community sharing is useful for passing a plan along, and image or PDF exports suit readers who need a portable copy. Scale PDF export is particularly relevant when a drawing needs to retain dimensions for practical use. Listed import formats are PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF, DXF, DWG and IFC; export formats are PDF, DXF, IFC, glTF and GLB. PRO is the clear choice for CAD/BIM exchange, with DXF, DWG and IFC import plus DXF, IFC and 3D glTF export.

Support and data handling

The support contact form accepts up to three screenshots or images, which gives users a way to show a problem rather than describe it alone. The privacy policy says the company uses measures including restricted staff access, provider confidentiality guarantees, antivirus software and firewalls, and reviews those measures regularly.

Pricing

ArchiFacile uses a freemium model. Free costs 0.00 EUR per free, billed no time limit. It includes three projects, online saving and plan sharing, but displays advertising. That is a workable starting point for occasional personal or professional use, but the project cap makes it a poor fit for anyone maintaining a larger portfolio.

Plus costs 37.00 EUR per once, billed for life, with no subscription; the page also shows a temporary promo and 39 €. It removes advertising and allows unlimited projects, and adds cadastral and image/PDF import, layers, a 3D facade view, scale PDF and HD image export. It suits users who need more room to work and stronger presentation or export tools without the CAD/BIM focus of PRO.

PRO is shown at 7.00 EUR per year, billed 84 € / year, with no subscription; the page also shows a temporary promo and 9 € / month. It includes everything in Plus, plus CAD/BIM import and export, 3D section view and PDF export, a building permit file, a Bluetooth-connected laser measure, and automatic and custom fields. That package is aimed at professionals and advanced CAD/BIM users; the annual amount is substantially higher than Plus, so it makes sense chiefly when those tools are necessary.

Platforms

ArchiFacile spans Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows and the web. Browser access without installation is a practical advantage for people switching among computers, tablets and phones. Offline access is also available, though collaboration is not supported; community sharing should not be mistaken for simultaneous team editing.

Who it's for

Choose ArchiFacile for a mix of home or garden planning and technical layouts, or when you want to begin in a browser and move into PDF, image or CAD/BIM exports as your needs grow. Free is suitable for a small number of projects; Plus is better for ongoing planning without ads; PRO is for professionals who need CAD/BIM exchange and its additional tools. Look elsewhere if real-time collaboration is essential, or if you need more than three projects while staying on the free plan.

Pros and cons

• Pros: A wide range of plan types, from room layouts to electrical and plumbing drawings, makes it more flexible than a home-layout-only workflow.
• Pros: Browser access across computers, tablets and smartphones, alongside broad desktop and mobile platform support, reduces installation and device constraints.
• Pros: Plus offers unlimited projects, no ads and scale PDF and HD image exports for a one-time payment.
• Pros: PRO supports CAD/BIM formats and a Bluetooth laser measure, giving advanced users specific tools beyond basic drafting.
• Cons: Free is capped at three projects and includes advertising, so regular users may quickly need a paid plan.
• Cons: PRO’s annual price is much higher than Plus, and its added cost is hard to justify without a need for its professional tools.
• Cons: Collaboration is not supported, limiting its suitability for teams that need to edit plans together.

Alternatives

Floor Plan Creator is a reasonable alternative for Android and web users who want a free starting point with one project and low-resolution PNG and JPEG export; ArchiFacile offers a wider platform range and supports technical plans.

Homestyler may suit readers prioritizing a large 3D model and materials catalog or rendering, with its free Basic plan offering unlimited 1K rendering; ArchiFacile is more directly focused on drawing plans and technical layouts.

Live Home 3D is an option for users seeking a platform-specific app with a free app, in-app Standard and Pro subscriptions, and lifetime licenses.

Planner 5D is worth considering for readers who want to upload a floor plan and convert it to a 3D project through its Premium plan, priced at 59.99 USD per year.

RoomSketcher may be a better fit for users who want a free entry point with two starter credits, one free AI floor-plan conversion, and 2D and 3D floor plans.

Coohom is an alternative for users drawn to a large furniture catalog and a free allowance of 10 renders per month.

CubiCasa is an option for readers looking for a free 2D floor plan with room dimensions and PNG or JPG output.

HomeByMe offers a free Starter plan with two projects, five Full HD images, unlimited 2D/3D screenshots and a catalog of more than 90,000 products.

Verdict

ArchiFacile is a strong choice for people who need practical floor-plan drawing that can extend into technical layouts, with browser access and export options that scale from simple PDFs to CAD/BIM workflows. Start with Free if three projects are enough, or choose Plus for unlimited projects and better exports without a recurring subscription. Look elsewhere if you need shared team editing, and reserve PRO for work that genuinely depends on its CAD/BIM features and professional tools.