Tags and full control over model components

Tags

Tags are universal layers for organizing your work on a project and its drawings. Assign tags to objects, toggle their visibility — and treat a single project as many: different furniture arrangements, equipment options, or drawing configurations without creating separate projects or floors. You can assign multiple tags to a single object at the same time. For convenience, tags are color-coded, and global settings let you show or hide entire tag groups across the project. If you make a tag active, it will be automatically assigned to every new object you add to the scene. Learn more about working with tags.

Full control over model components

Imported complex objects no longer turn into a single solid block. You can see the internal structure of a model and remove unnecessary elements, decor variations, or furniture pieces right inside the editor — without going back to a third-party 3D application.

Wall elevations: five improvements

Wall elevations received several enhancements at once. Camera position is now saved on export — the view no longer resets. Snap points on furniture have been added for placing dimensions. Windows, doors, and baseboards now display correctly on elevations. And a catalog with floor plan elements has been added to the elevation mode, so you can supplement drawings with the necessary annotations without switching to 2D.

Hide baseboards on individual walls

Checkboxes have been added to the wall settings, allowing you to hide baseboards on a selected wall. Useful when a baseboard is not needed behind built-in furniture or in the kitchen counter area.

Token balance details

A table with the full history of token credits and debits is now available in the Token Balance section of your account. It is now easy to track exactly how your tokens were spent.

Redesigned settings interface

A new interface has been implemented for the settings of walls, rooms, roofs, windows, and doors.

Favorites in texture replacement

When replacing a texture on a surface, the Favorites section is now available — quick access to your most frequently used materials.

Customizable estimate columns

You can now hide unnecessary columns in the project estimate. Hidden columns will not appear when you share the estimate via link or export it to CSV — you share only the information that matters.

Trackpad support on macOS Silicon

Mac users on M-series processors can now fully use the trackpad: zoom, rotate, and navigate the project with gestures.

QR codes in tables

Text in a table cell can now be converted into a QR code — for example, for a link to a product or specification.

Automatic removal of empty annotations

If you delete the text in a "Callout" or "Text" annotation, the element is automatically removed from the plan. Less manual cleanup.

Hovering over a color in the item settings now displays the palette name and color name in a tooltip.

Faster team dashboard loading.

You can now add a link to an uploaded model in team accounts.