Ready-made apartments from designers and Uyut3D in live 3D. Like one? Take a copy into your editor and make it your own.
Starting from a blank page takes time, especially when your apartment looks like thousands of others. The catalogue holds plans someone has already built, with furniture, finishes and lighting. You can spin each one in 3D right in its card, then open a copy and change the walls, the sofa or the floor. The author loses nothing; their project stays as it was. You can publish your own apartment too, so others can find it.
Filter by rooms, area and furniture style, or search for a layout type.
The card opens a tour with orbit, plan view and room viewpoints.
"Open a copy in the editor" creates your draft with the same furniture and finishes.
Name, cover, tags. Rooms and area come from the plan automatically.
People usually look for something specific, like a two-bedroom around 50 m², a studio under 30 m² or a house. Filter by type (apartment, house, commercial), by rooms from studio to four-plus, by area and by furniture style. Sort by newest, popular, most copied or most viewed.
Every filter is written into the page address. Narrow it down to ten options, copy the link, and whoever you send it to sees the same selection.
"Open a copy in the editor" brings over the whole plan: walls, openings, furniture, materials and colours. From then on it is your project. Move a partition, switch the style or refurnish. The author's original is untouched, and the copy counter on each card shows which plans people build on most.
Each plan has a discussion with replies. Ask what sofa is in the living room or how wide the kitchen is, and the author answers right there, marked with an author badge. Like a plan or save it to favourites to pull it up before a furniture shop trip. Follow an author to see their next apartments, or report a plan if something is wrong.
The publish form shoots the cover from the scene. The shot is taken from above, from a corner, or exactly as you set it with the mouse. Type, rooms and area are filled in from the plan, so you add a name, a few tags and, if you like, a description. You can also save the time of day, and the plan opens in the evening light.
A listing doesn't track the project by itself. Edits reach the catalogue when you press "Update publication", and you can unpublish at any time. Projects with your own uploaded models can't be published, because viewers would see empty boxes instead.
Every published plan has its own page and goes into the sitemap for search engines, so someone searching for a one-bedroom layout can land on yours. The page shows views, likes and copies. At the bottom are similar plans of the same type, with the same number of rooms or one more or fewer, and an area within 30 %. The "Template by Uyut3D" mark sits on apartments we built ourselves.
Find an apartment with a similar layout and see how others furnished it.
Show finished work in 3D and meet clients who arrive from search.
Take a close layout as a base and adjust it instead of drawing from scratch.
The catalogue already has ready-made apartments you can open in 3D without signing up.Open the catalogue
Open the catalogue, filter by rooms and area, and take a copy into your editor.
Invite a client or your contractor. You see their cursor, edits and remarks the moment they make them, no screenshots to forward.
Your 3D apartment model becomes a printable album: measured plan, furniture layout, electrics, wall elevations and a schedule of works.
Upload a scanned plan, a phone photo or a listing screenshot. Walls, doors and windows are recognised automatically, and you can adjust them with the mouse.