KOZIKAZA ALTERNATIVE

Kozikaza has shut down.
Homicrea takes over your 3D plans, for free

Kozikaza closed on April 22, 2025, and now redirects to the French home improvement retailer Leroy Merlin. If you’re looking for free online 3D floor plan software, built for homeowners getting ready to renovate or buy, you’re in the right place.

What happened to Kozikaza

Kozikaza, the consumer 3D floor plan tool launched in the early 2010s, closed its doors on April 22, 2025. Its address now redirects to Leroy Merlin, which had bought it, and its plans are available in the retailer’s Kazaplan tool, using the email address you had on Kozikaza.

If all you want is to get your old plans back, that’s where they are. If you’re looking for a tool that isn’t tied to a retailer, to design and visualize a project without a product catalog attached, read on.

What you’ll find in Homicrea

The same way of working: a 2D plan drawn to scale, a 3D view generated automatically, furniture to place, floors and colors to try, and a first-person tour to judge the space. Online, nothing to install, free for personal use.

  • 2D floor plan accurate to the centimeter: walls, doors, windows, stairs
  • Instant 3D view, with full-height or lowered walls
  • More than 300 true-to-size furniture pieces
  • Around forty floors and a palette of paint colors
  • Immersive virtual tour
  • Plans saved to your account, several versions per project

Redraw a plan in ten minutes

Your Kozikaza plans can’t be imported into Homicrea, but redrawing them is quick if you still have the measurements. Create an account, open a blank plan, draw the exterior walls and then the partitions, place doors and windows, switch to 3D. Your plan saves as you go.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Switching from Kozikaza to Homicrea

Can I import my Kozikaza plans?
No. Homicrea doesn’t import files, and Kozikaza didn’t export to an open format. Your old plans are with Leroy Merlin (Kazaplan); in Homicrea you redraw, which takes about ten minutes per floor with your measurements at hand.
Is Homicrea affiliated with Leroy Merlin or Kozikaza?
No. Homicrea is published by IACrea, an independent company, with no ties to Kozikaza or Leroy Merlin.
Is it really free?
Yes, for personal use: drawing, furnishing, decorating and touring your plans costs nothing. An account with an email address is all you need.
Is there a garden or outdoor module?
No. Homicrea covers the interior: walls, rooms, furniture, floors and paint. No yard, terrace or facade.

Pick up your 3D plans, with no retailer behind them

Create an account, redraw your home, and get back the 3D view, the furniture and the tour. For free.

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