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movinghouse.app vs other room planners

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Most room planners are built for designing and decorating, with a catalogue of furniture and a 3D view. movinghouse.app does one narrower job: checking that the furniture you already own fits your next home, and warning you when it doesn’t. If that’s what you need, it’s quicker. If you want 3D renders or to shop for new furniture, the others are better fits.

movinghouse.appPlanner 5DFloorplannerIKEA planners
Built forChecking your own furniture fits a new homeDesigning and decorating rooms in 2D and 3DFloor plans and 3D visualisationPlanning with IKEA products
FurnitureYour own list, at exact sizes, pasted in any unitsCatalogue (half free, full with Premium); items can be resizedLarge catalogue; items can be resizedIKEA range
Fit warningsOverlaps, outside a room, blocked door swingsNot advertisedNot advertisedNot advertised
Import a floor plan imageYes, AI traced to scale (Moving Pass)Yes, floor plan recognitionCheck their siteNo
3D viewNo, 2D onlyYesYesYes
PriceFree for 1 plan; Moving Pass £10 / US$10 / A$15 one-offFree tier; Premium $19.99 a month or $59.99 a yearFree for up to 5 projects; credits or subscription for moreFree
SubscriptionNeverYes, for paid tiersOptionalNo

Competitor details are taken from their own websites and were checked on 7 October 2026. Prices change, so check the Planner 5D and Floorplanner pricing pages before you buy. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@movinghouse.app.

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Or use paper

Graph paper and paper cut-outs at 1 square = 10 cm still work, and plenty of people swear by them. A planner saves redrawing when you change your mind, flags door swings you might miss, and lets you send the plan to your removal company.