DIY CAD Designer

Sebastian Kemper

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Do you have an idea, would you like to do some handicrafts yourself? You are planning a project in your own home, maybe you want to build your own table, a porch or a cupboard? But are you still looking for suitable software to plan your project and draw it beforehand, preferably in 3D?
Then DIY CAD Designer is just right for you! Download DIY CAD Designer today and implement your project in a playful way.
DIY CAD Designer has numerous libraries so you can easily drag and drop wooden beams, boards, sheets, rods and much more into your 3D scene to construct your project.
You can also use the importer to import models from other programs to use in your project. With DIY CAD Designer you can import the following formats:
- FBX
- OBJ
- GLTF2
- STL
- PLY
- 3MF

Numerous libraries make your work easier. DIY CAD Designer contains the following component libraries:
- Base
- Wood
- Metal
- Glass
- Stone
- Components

There are also numerous materials and colours that will help you to implement your planning realistically.
You can change components quickly and easily with the editing functions. Rotate, scale, position or copy your components. Choose between imperial [ft] or metric [m] system of measurement.
You can change your view at the push of a button, whether orthogonal or perspective, depending on the application. Fast viewing angles such as top view, front view or side view are also possible.
With the 3D dimensioning system, you can very quickly read all the information you want from your construction.
With the photo function, you can create and share high-resolution images of your project.
So what are you waiting for? Download DIY CAD Designer now and take full advantage!

I wish you lots of fun with DIY CAD Designer!!!

Ratings and reviews

No: multi-select, cut/snip, or 'snap-to' function(given that position/rotation/size are accurate to several decimal points). Changing size properties of an object randomly teleports its position, and isn't really changing size but rather scale - meaning if you deviate from default piece sizes you have to go hunt them down with camera movement speed affected by the scaling/resizing. Looks neat, but functionally near useless.

From what I've seen; this is a fairly usable and well thought out app. It took a moment to work out the controls (or, really, a minute to realize what the darkened were,) but after that, I was excited to see more. Almost every library involves obtaining the pro version, and I cannot include that app's advantages in the free version.

Seems like it could be good if they took the time to explain how to navigate the app. Disappointed in the lack of "free" materials that would help even make a basic concept to see if you wanted to purchase the "pro" version. Also wasn't stylus friendly at all and barely finger friendly since the "joysticks" get in the way. With that said I actually really liked how "mobile" the 360° viewing is and wish all of the similar apps had that ability.