You can buy Live Home 3D for Mac on the developer's web site, Mac App Store.
Live Home 3D is a free version that has some limitations, such as only one active project at a time, watermark on image and video export, and restrictions on export of 3D models.
The app contains in-app purchases:
Version purchased on the website does not provide subscription as an option at the moment.
Compare Standard and Pro features.
Live Home 3D Pro for Mac is a paid program that has no limitations and includes all Pro features.
The program sold on different platforms is a separate application, it needs a separate installation and, in case of using the Standard or Pro Features, requires a separate purchase. The Mac version can be purchased from the Mac App Store and Live Home 3D website, iOS / iPadOS / visionOS version is available only at the App Store, Windows version is sold exclusively at the Microsoft Store.
With the free version, you can save all the projects you create, but you will be able to access the most recent project only. If you open or create a new project, you will no longer be able to open any previous projects with your free version—until you buy Standard or Pro features.
Live Home 3D has Autosave feature that preserves your current project on relaunch, unless you do one of the following:
Live Home 3D v4 works on the devices with macOS 10.15 or higher, is compatible with Sonoma, Apple silicon or Intel processor.
Live Home 3D for Mac can natively open projects created in Live Interior 3D for Mac and Windows. It can also open any project created in Live Home 3D for iOS / iPadOS / visionOS and Windows.
Yes, this is possible in Live Interior 3D for Mac. Follow these steps:
Yes, this is possible. Follow these steps:
It is also possible to export and import the selected materials and 3D objects using the Export / Import Library Archive feature.
There are several options to share a project.
Users of Live Home 3D for Mac can save the project in either Native Bundle (.lh3d) or Zipped Archive (.lhzd) file format.
Zipped Archive (.lhzd) file format is necessary for sending a project via the internet. This is the only option for sending a project to Windows devices.
To share a project between Mac, iOS / iPadOS / visionOS via iCloud Drive, you can also use the Native Bundle format.
To change the file format on Mac:
Click File menu and hold the Alt (Option) key. “Save As” option should appear in place of “Duplicate”. Select it and choose the necessary file format in the dialog that appears.
To uninstall the program downloaded from the developer's site, select Live Home 3D > Uninstall… in the menu. You should then select items that you want to delete and click the Uninstall button. This command is not available in the Mac App Store edition.
To delete the program files and folders, select:
These items can be restored by reinstalling the application.
To delete objects and materials that you have added to the library, select the Remove User Content check box. Be careful! You will not be able to restore the user’s libraries by reinstalling Live Home 3D.
To start using the program downloaded from the developer's site, you should buy a license code and enter it in the Live Home 3D > Licenses… dialog.
If you purchased the license through the In-App Store, the program is registered automatically. A copy of the license is sent to your email address.
Software downloaded from the Mac App Store requires no license codes.
Download PDF report that describes how Live Home 3D addresses U.S. Section 508 of the US Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
You can buy the iOS / iPadOS / visionOS version of Live Home 3D and Live Home 3D Pro on the App Store.
Live Home 3D for iOS / iPadOS / visionOS is a free version that has some limitations, such as only one active project at a time, watermark on image and video export, and restrictions on export of 3D models.
The app contains in-app purchases:
Compare Standard and Pro features.
Live Home 3D Pro for iOS / iPadOS / visionOS is a paid program that has no limitations and includes all Pro features.
The program sold on different platforms is a separate application, it needs a separate installation and, in case of using the Standard or Pro Features, requires a separate purchase. The Mac version can be purchased from the Mac App Store and Live Home 3D website, iOS / iPadOS / visionOS version is available only at the App Store, Windows version is sold exclusively at the Microsoft Store.
With the free version, you can save all the projects you create, but you will be able to access the most recent project only. If you open or create a new project, you will no longer be able to open any previous projects with your free version—until you buy Standard or Pro features.
Live Home 3D has Autosave feature that preserves your current project on relaunch, unless you do one of the following:
Live Home 3D works on the devices with iPadOS or iOS 13 and higher, visionOS 1.2 or higher. A9 processor is necessary to run AR view. Devices fitted with LiDAR technology are necessary to enable the room scanning feature.
Live Home 3D can natively open projects created in Live Home 3D for Mac and Windows.
There are several options to share a project.
Users of the paid version of Live Home 3D for iOS / iPadOS / visionOS can save the project in either Native Bundle (.lh3d) or Zipped Archive (.lhzd) file format.
Zipped Archive (.lhzd) file format is necessary for sending a project via the internet.
To share a project between an iOS / iPadOS / visionOS device and Mac via iCloud Drive, you can also use the Native Bundle format.
To change the file format on iPad or iPhone:
Thanks to the integration with Trimble 3D Warehouse™, it is possible to download objects from this on-line storage directly into your project.
You can also download models from the Internet or any other sources available, and add them to your project. Live Home can import 3D objects in these formats:
Yes, this is possible. To transfer the customized libraries and templates follow these steps:
It is also possible to export and import the selected materials and 3D objects using the Export / Import Library Archive feature.
Download PDF report that describes how Live Home 3D addresses U.S. Section 508 of the US Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
You can buy Live Home 3D and Live Home 3D Pro on the Microsoft Store.
Live Home 3D is a free version that has some limitations, such as only one active project at a time, watermark on image and video export, and restrictions on export of 3D models.
The app contains in-app purchases:
Compare Standard and Pro features.
Live Home 3D Pro for Windows is a paid program that has no limitations and includes all Pro features.
The program sold on different platforms is a separate application, it needs a separate installation and, in case of using the Standard or Pro Features, requires a separate purchase. The Mac version can be purchased from the Mac App Store and Live Home 3D website, iOS / iPadOS / visionOS version is available only at the App Store, Windows version is sold exclusively at the Microsoft Store.
With the free version, you can save all the projects you create, but you will be able to access the most recent project only. If you open or create a new project, you will no longer be able to open any previous projects with your free version—until you buy Standard or Pro features.
Live Home 3D for Windows has Autosave feature that preserves your current project on relaunch, unless you do one of the following:
Live Home 3D works only on the computers with Windows 10 or later installed.
Live Home 3D for Windows can natively open projects created in Live Interior 3D for Mac and Windows. It can also open any project created in Live Home 3D for iOS, iPadOS and Mac.
Users of Live Home 3D for Windows can save and receive only the files in Zipped Archive (.lhzd) format.
Thanks to the integration with Trimble 3D Warehouse™, it is possible to download objects from this on-line storage directly into your project. This content will be automatically integrated into the program library.
You can also download models from the Internet or any other sources available, and add them to your project. Live Home 3D can import 3D objects in these formats:
Yes, this is possible. To transfer the customized libraries and templates from one device to another, follow these steps:
The backup file is saved in a *.zip file format. You may rename it, but do not unpack it.
It is also possible to export and import the selected materials and 3D objects using the Export / Import Library Archive feature.
Yes, this is possible. To transfer the customized libraries and templates from Live Interior 3D to Live Home 3D, follow these steps:
If you are experiencing issues with downloading Live Home from the Microsoft Store, try all of the steps in the Microsoft troubleshooting guide. If it still doesn’t help:
Download PDF report that describes how Live Home 3D addresses U.S. Section 508 of the US Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
You can buy the Android version of Live Home 3D and Live Home 3D Pro on the Google Play Store.
Live Home 3D is a free version that has some limitations, such as only one active project at a time, watermark on image and video export, and restrictions on export of 3D models.
The app contains in-app purchases:
Compare Standard and Pro features.
Live Home 3D Pro is a paid program that has no limitations and includes all of the Pro features. It is a complete equivalent of Live Home 3D with purchased Pro Features.
The program sold on different platforms is a separate application, it needs a separate installation and, in case of using the Standard or Pro Features, requires a separate purchase. The Mac version can be purchased from the Mac App Store and Live Home 3D website, iOS / iPadOS / visionOS version is available only at the App Store, Windows version is sold exclusively at the Microsoft Store.
With the free version, you can save all the projects you create, but you will be able to access the most recent project only. If you open or create a new project, you will no longer be able to open any previous projects with your free version—until you buy Standard or Pro features.
Live Home 3D has the autosave feature that preserves your current project on relaunch, unless you do one of the following:
Live Home 3D works on devices with Android 10 and higher with at least 3.5GB of RAM.
You can freely edit your projects in Live Home 3D across different platforms. You may use a cloud service such as Dropbox, Google Drive, etc. to share the project files. Or you can use the Export / Send a Project Copy option to send your project by email.
Users of Live Home 3D for Android can save and receive only the files in Zipped Archive (.lhzd) format.
We create new packs with 3D models and materials on a regular basis, which can be purchased in our Store from inside the app. All models and materials are optimized for Live Home 3D and guarantee optimal performance.
Besides, thanks to the integration with Trimble 3D Warehouse™, it is possible to download objects from this on-line storage directly into your project.
You can also download models from the Internet or any other sources available, and add them to your project. Live Home can import 3D objects in these formats:
Yes, this is possible. To transfer the customized libraries and templates follow these steps:
It is also possible to export and import the selected materials and 3D objects using the Export / Import Library Archive feature.
Download PDF report that describes how Live Home 3D addresses U.S. Section 508 of the US Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
