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Free 3D house elevation design online
See your future home or shop in 3D on your own plot, with the real setbacks, floors and parking, in your browser and on your phone. Pick a design, switch colours, and turn on the evening view to see the lighting.
Elevation styles you can try
- Timber Soffit: a floating roof with a timber ceiling, a lit stone pier and timber battens.
- Jaali Screen: a backlit CNC jaali beside the balconies with a stone pier.
- Floating Frame, Glow Loggia, Wood & Stone: contemporary frames, cove lighting and natural materials.
- Classic Arch, Terracotta Brick, Contemporary Fins and more, each with several colour schemes.
Balconies are recessed inside the building line, the utility is a half-wall space, and a car porch or stilt parking is shown with cars, so the elevation matches how buildings are actually approved and built.
Homes, duplexes and commercial buildings
Choose G + floors or Stilt + floors, add a duplex or triplex, a penthouse, a lift, a terrace garden, a compound wall and gate. Switch to commercial for shops + house, showroom + offices, offices, clinics, restaurants and more.
Day, evening and sun study
Rotate, zoom and fly through the model. The evening view shows profile lights, backlit jaali and balcony lights; the sun study shows shadows through the day.
Questions
Can I see my house elevation in 3D for free?
Yes. Enter your plot size and floors in the planner and open the 3D Elevation tab. It is free and needs no sign-up.
Does it work for shops and commercial buildings?
Yes. Switch the building type to Commercial to see shops + house, showrooms, offices, clinics, restaurants and other uses with their own elevation designs.
Can I see how the building looks at night?
Yes. Turn on Evening to see the lighting: profile lights on timber and stone, the backlit jaali, balcony pendants and gate lamps.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. The planner and the 3D view work on modern phones, tablets and laptops.
More guides
Figures are indicative, for early planning only. Confirm final setbacks, heights and parking with GHMC, HMDA or your local authority and a qualified architect before you build.