Comparison
EZ Floor Planner vs Floorplanner
Floorplanner is a Dutch floor-planning platform operating since 2007, with a large 3D model library. Here's how its free tier, credits, and export options compare to EZ Floor Planner, based on publicly available information.
Comparison based on publicly available information as of September 2026. Features and pricing may have changed.
Floorplanner alternative: feature comparison
| Feature | EZ Floor Planner | Floorplanner |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Fully browser-based, no install | Browser-based, operating since 2007 |
| Free tier | 10 credits for new accounts, usable on the Z-Image model only | Basic: 5 projects, 3 floors and 3 designs each, SD export with a watermark, 10-minute cooldown between free exports |
| Paid plans | Subscription plans listed on the pricing page | Plus $5/mo (4 credits/mo); Pro $29/mo (25 credits/mo) |
| Credit packs | One-time credit packs listed on the pricing page | 5 credits $8.15; 10 credits $16.30; 30 credits $48.90; 100 credits $163.00 |
| Export upgrades | None — there is no export step; results open full size in your browser | 2 credits removes watermark + allows up to 7 floors; 5 credits for HD (1920×1080); 10 credits for 4K; 20 credits for 8K |
| Furniture / 3D model library | None — furniture appears only where the image model draws it from your description | 260,000+ 3D models, free for all users |
| Export formats | No file export today — results are images you open full size in your browser | SD image free (watermarked); HD/4K/8K unlocked via credits |
| Units | Labels follow the units you write in the prompt; measurements are approximate | Not disclosed |
| Languages | English and Chinese | 13 languages |
| Track record | New — no user-count or track record yet | Dutch company, operating since 2007; free for schools since 2007; states it does not sell user data |
Free-tier limits: watermark and export cooldown
Floorplanner's free "Basic" tier allows 5 projects with up to 3 floors and 3 designs each, but exports are standard-definition with a watermark, and there is a 10-minute cooldown between free exports. Removing the watermark and unlocking more floors costs 2 credits per project. EZ Floor Planner works differently: there is no export step yet, each generation costs credits shown before you run it, and the result opens as an image in the browser. PNG, PDF and DXF export is planned, not live yet.
Credits and paid plans
Floorplanner sells monthly plans (Plus at $5/mo for 4 credits, Pro at $29/mo for 25 credits) as well as standalone credit packs — 5 credits for $8.15 up to 100 credits for $163.00. Credits are then spent per-project on watermark removal and resolution upgrades (HD, 4K, 8K). EZ Floor Planner charges credits per generation; current plans and credit packs are on its pricing page.
3D model library and content
Floorplanner offers a large catalog of 260,000+ 3D models, free for all users on any plan — a meaningful asset library built up since 2007. EZ Floor Planner has no furniture library: furniture appears only where the image model draws it from your description.
Privacy and longevity
Floorplanner states on its site that it does not sell user data and has offered free access to schools since 2007. EZ Floor Planner is a new product and makes no claims about scale or track record.
Who should pick which
Choose Floorplanner if…
You want a long-running platform with a large free 3D model library, 13-language support, and you're comfortable with SD/watermarked free exports or paying for credit-based upgrades.
Choose EZ Floor Planner if…
You want to describe a layout in words, or upload one image and describe a change, and get a floor plan image back in one of six styles, with the credit cost shown before each generation and English/Chinese support.
Questions about Floorplanner and EZ Floor Planner
Yes. Floorplanner's free Basic tier exports standard-definition images with a watermark, and enforces a 10-minute cooldown between free exports. Removing the watermark costs 2 credits per project.
5 credits cost $8.15, 10 credits cost $16.30, 30 credits cost $48.90, and 100 credits cost $163.00. Credits are also included with the Plus ($5/mo, 4 credits) and Pro ($29/mo, 25 credits) plans.
Floorplanner reports 260,000+ 3D models, available free to all users.
Floorplanner states on its site that it does not sell user data, and notes it has been free for schools since 2007.
Floorplanner's free tier adds a watermark and a 10-minute cooldown between exports; removing those requires credits. EZ Floor Planner has no export step yet: each generation costs credits, shown before you run it, and the result opens in the browser. PNG, PDF and DXF export is planned, not live yet.
For some jobs. Floorplanner is a floor-planning platform with a large 3D model library; EZ Floor Planner is an AI image generator that turns a description, or one uploaded image plus a described change, into a floor plan image. If you want to build and furnish a plan with a large 3D model library, Floorplanner is built around that; if you want a quick layout picture from words, that is what EZ Floor Planner does.
Try EZ Floor Planner
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