Cedreo

Cedreo is browser-based 3D home design software for planning housing construction and remodeling projects. It creates terrain, site, floor, cross-section, elevation, and roof plans, along with surface-area tables. Its site-planning tools handle property boundaries, setbacks, terrain grades, elevation points, and contour lines. Cedreo can convert 2D plans into photorealistic 3D renderings, and it also offers real-time scenes and AI visualization tools. It is aimed at home builders, contractors, remodelers, and interior designers. The Free plan costs nothing and allows one project with five photorealistic renderings; furnishing, room symbols, furniture, and materials are limited, and renderings carry a watermark for personal use. Free accounts remain accessible for three years, after which the project is deleted if the account has not been upgraded. Professional adds unlimited projects, 40 renderings monthly, blueprint downloads, no watermarks, and full catalog access; Enterprise offers team collaboration and 80 renderings per user monthly. Cedreo runs in a browser without a download or installation. It recommends a stable internet connection and recent browser. All plans include its Knowledge Base and tutorial videos; Professional and Enterprise also include a dedicated Success Manager reachable by phone, chat, or email.

Cedreo suits housing professionals who need to plan construction or remodeling projects and visualize 2D designs in 3D. Builders, contractors, remodelers, and interior designers can use its plan types, site tools, and surface-area tables.

The Free plan allows one project and five photorealistic renderings, with limited furnishing, room symbols, furniture, and materials; its renderings are watermarked for personal use. The free account is accessible for three years, after which its project is deleted if the account has not been upgraded.

Choose Cedreo if you want browser-based home design with detailed site planning and 3D visualization. The Free plan can support a small personal project, while larger project allowances, watermark-free renderings, and collaboration call for a paid plan.