Floorplanner is best for
Drawing polished plans in the browser, staging them from a large branded library, and exporting high-resolution renders on a budget.
Roomantic vs. Floorplanner
A Floorplanner alternative built around real products
Floorplanner is one of the most established browser floor-plan tools, with a huge curated catalog and renders up to 8K. Roomantic focuses on the step it leaves out: pasting the actual product you're buying onto a plan of your actual room.
Product URL
retailer.com/products/linen-sofa
listed dimensions
7'9" × 3'4"True scale
Roomantic is best for
Scanning real rooms, analyzing them, and testing real retail products on the plan at their published dimensions.
At a glance
Roomantic vs. Floorplanner
Choose Floorplanner for browser-first plan drawing, a massive curated furniture library, and inexpensive high-resolution renders. Choose Roomantic when the decision is whether a specific real product fits a specific real room.
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Floorplanner
Roomantic
Projects
FloorplannerFive free projects, each limited to three floors and three designs; individual projects upgrade to higher levels via paid credits.
RoomanticUnlimited projects and room scans.
Furniture from a URL
FloorplannerNot offered. The library is curated — Floorplanner's help center says you can't import 3D models yourself and suggests emailing support to request items.
RoomanticPaste a supported retailer product link; Roomantic reads the listed dimensions and draws the footprint to scale.
Room capture
FloorplannerDraw in the browser, order a redraw from partners, or scan with the free Floorscanner app on LiDAR iPhones and iPads.
RoomanticLiDAR room scanning is the core workflow, with browser drafting when you only have measurements.
Exports
FloorplannerRaster images, from watermarked SD on the free tier up to 4K and 8K via credits; no CAD export is described on its current pages.
RoomanticPDF reports, PNG, DXF, and private browser sharing.
3D workflow
FloorplannerReal-time 3D view, photorealistic renders, and 3D tours at higher project levels.
RoomanticNot currently offered; Roomantic is focused on the 2D plan.
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The Roomantic difference
The furniture listing belongs on the floor plan
Across the products reviewed for these comparison pages, Roomantic was the only one whose public product workflow centers on pasting a retail furniture URL and placing the listing's measured footprint directly on the room plan.
01
Your shortlist beats a giant library
Floorplanner's catalog spans hundreds of thousands of items, but it's still a catalog: if the sofa you're buying isn't in it, you place a stand-in. Roomantic imports the listing itself, so the footprint on the plan is the product you'd actually order.
02
No per-project upgrade math
Floorplanner prices by project level — better exports and 3D outputs cost credits, project by project. Roomantic keeps projects, scans, and plan exports unmetered.
03
The scan explains the room
Roomantic goes beyond wall geometry with room type, area, utilization, natural-lighting, and furniture-inventory analysis, so the plan tells you how the room works, not just where the walls are.
Make the honest choice
When to choose Floorplanner—and when to choose Roomantic
The better product depends on the output you actually need. Roomantic is intentionally focused, and it does not currently offer 3D room viewing.
Choose Floorplanner when…
- You want a mature browser tool for drawing and staging plans from a curated library.
- High-resolution renders and 3D tours are the deliverable, at a low per-project cost.
- You're in education — Floorplanner has offered free school programs for years.
Choose Roomantic when…
- You are furnishing, moving, or renovating a real room and need to know what fits.
- You want to test the exact product from the store's listing, not a look-alike.
- You want unlimited projects and scans without per-project credit upgrades.
See it for real
Judge Roomantic on a real scan, not screenshots
This two-bed unit is live product surface, not a mockup — the same clickable plan every shared Roomantic project opens. Click a room to zoom in on its measurements, double-click to open it, then add furniture: top picks from supported retailers, or any supported product link pasted straight in.
- Unit
- Residence 07
- Rooms
- 5
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Baths
- 2
- Doors on plan
- 6
- Windows on plan
- 5
- Fixtures placed
- 14
Sample unit record traced from a leasing floor plan. Dimensions are approximate.
Click a room to zoom · Drag to pan · Scroll or pinch to zoom
Pricing
Pay for the capability you need
Floorplanner's free tier includes five projects with watermarked SD exports. Credits upgrade individual projects — bundles start at $8.15 for 5 credits — and Basic, Plus, and Pro subscriptions add productivity features and cheaper credits. Roomantic does not meter projects, scans, or exports.
Questions
FAQ
Is Roomantic a full replacement for Floorplanner?
Not for every workflow. Floorplanner is stronger for polished renders, 3D tours, and education or retail-partner programs. Roomantic is the stronger fit for measuring a real room and testing real products in it.
Can Floorplanner import furniture from a store link?
Not according to its current official pages — the help center states users can't import models themselves and offers to add items on request. Roomantic is built around exactly that import: the retailer listing's published dimensions become the plan footprint.
Does Roomantic have 3D renders like Floorplanner?
No. Roomantic's active experience is centered on accurate, editable 2D floor plans, room analysis, and true-scale furniture placement.
Try the fit-first floor plan
Scan the room. Paste the furniture link. Know before you buy.
Sources reviewed
Independent comparison; no competitor endorses this page. Names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.