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At a glance
- Best for
- Interior design and rendering in the browser
- Standout
- 8K renders, 16K and 32K walkthroughs
- Free plan
- Basic plan
- Pricing model
- Subscription, auto-renews at then-current rates
- Cancellation
- Before due date in My Subscription; no refunds
- Customer rating
- 4.4 on G2 (139), 4.8 on Capterra (78)
Pros
- Backed By A Listed Company: Parent Manycore Tech floated on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in April 2026, reporting RMB 820 million of 2025 revenue at an 82.2% gross margin.
- Everything Runs In The Browser: Floor plans import as DWG, JPG or PNG and models as MAX, RAR, ZIP, FBX or SKP, with output to 8K stills and 16K and 32K walkthroughs.
- Audited And Well Reviewed: Coohom holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification with regular third-party audits, and rates 4.4 on G2 across 139 reviews and 4.8 on Capterra across 78.
Cons
- Construction-drawing export to CAD or PDF sits on the Elite tier, so check which outputs a project needs against the plan you pick rather than after the first deadline.
- Subscriptions renew automatically and Coohom's published policy is that paid plans are not refunded, so start on the free Basic plan and cancel before the renewal date if it isn't a fit.
The Verdict
What sets Coohom apart is a full interior design and rendering pipeline that runs entirely in a browser tab: Coohom is the international platform of Manycore Tech Inc., founded in Hangzhou in November 2011 by Huang Xiaohuang, Chen Hang and Zhu Hao. Its Chinese platform Kujiale launched in 2013 and Coohom followed in 2018; services are provided jointly by Coohom Inc. and Coohom (Hong Kong) Limited. Manycore listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 17 April 2026 under ticker 00068.HK at an offer price of HKD 7.62, raising roughly HKD 1.22 billion gross, and reported 2025 revenue of RMB 820 million at an 82.2% gross margin with more than RMB 1 billion of research spending across 2023 to 2025. Pre-IPO backers included IDG Capital, Hillhouse Capital, Coatue Management, GGV Capital and Sequoia China. The toolset covers floor plan drawing from DWG, JPG or PNG uploads, 3D modelling, AI rendering, 360-degree panoramas and walkthroughs, a Photo and Video Studio, a 3D viewer with AR, and team project management carrying client details, deadlines, tags and members. Models import as MAX, RAR, ZIP, FBX or SKP, textures in batches of 20 at up to 5MB and 8,000 pixels each. Render resolutions run 1K, 2K, 4K and 8K UHD, with 16K and 32K walkthroughs above that. Plans run Basic, Plus, Pro and Elite, plus an Enterprise tier, and construction-drawing export to CAD, PDF or JPG is documented as an Elite feature. The reservations sit in the billing terms, and they are firm. Coohom's published policy states that refunds are not provided for any paid membership, including auto-renewal and one-time plans, with no credit or prorated billing on cancellation, and a refund only where a major failure is proved; access continues to the end of the paid cycle. Subscriptions renew automatically at then-current rates, so a price rise lands at renewal. Rendering coupons are earned as points that expire each 30 June or 31 December, only Pro and Elite accounts can redeem them, and 8K, 16K and 32K coupons are available on paid plans only. Discounts are assigned dynamically by Coohom's own system based on past purchases and region, so an advertised headline percentage is not a fixed offer. Trustpilot reads 3.3 across 201 reviews on an unclaimed profile, with auto-renewal and export gating the recurring themes. Made for interior designers who want plans, models and renders in one browser tab: Coohom does work that used to need a workstation. The Basic plan is free, so start there, confirm the exports you need, and explore now.
Browser-Based Interior Design and 3D Rendering
Coohom is the international platform of Manycore Tech Inc., founded in Hangzhou, Zhejiang on 9 November 2011 by Huang Xiaohuang, Chen Hang and Zhu Hao; its Chinese platform Kujiale launched in 2013 and Coohom in 2018. Services are provided jointly by Coohom Inc. and Coohom (Hong Kong) Limited. Manycore listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on 17 April 2026 under ticker 00068.HK at HKD 7.62 a share across about 160.6 million shares, raising roughly HKD 1.22 billion gross, and opened at HKD 20.7. Reported 2025 figures were revenue of RMB 820 million, an 82.2% gross margin and adjusted net profit of RMB 57.1 million.
The platform covers floor plan creation, 3D modelling, AI rendering, 360-degree panoramas and walkthroughs, a Photo and Video Studio, a 3D viewer with AR, team project management and enterprise model library management. Floor plans upload as DWG, JPG or PNG; models as MAX, RAR, ZIP, FBX or SKP; textures in batches of up to 20, at 5MB and 8,000 pixels maximum per file, in JPG or PNG. Construction drawings export to CAD, PDF, JPG or all three together, and floor plan drawings to image or PDF; Coohom's own documentation describes construction-drawing export as an Elite feature. Render resolutions referenced across its pages are 1K, 2K, 4K and 8K UHD, with 16K and 32K walkthroughs.
Plans run Basic, Plus, Pro and Elite alongside an Enterprise tier. Rendering credits are handled as coupons earned through a points Task Center, at 50 points a day for signing in, 150 for the first daily project share, 100 for the first daily tool entry and 1,000 for seven consecutive sign-ins; points are valid at least a year and expire on either 30 June or 31 December, only Pro and Elite accounts can redeem them, and 8K UHD, 16K and 32K walkthrough coupons are available only on a paid plan. Coohom's promotional terms state that discounts are dynamically determined and assigned by its automated system based on past purchases, subscription status, trial participation and regional promotions, that not all products carry the maximum advertised discount, and that users with similar profiles may receive different discounts.
Coohom's published policy states that refunds are not provided for any paid membership, including auto-renewal subscription plans and one-time plans, with no credit, refund or prorated billing once a plan has started, and access continuing to the end of the billing cycle; a refund is allowed only where a major failure is proved. Subscriptions renew automatically at then-current rates, and cancellation runs through the profile menu, My Subscription, Billing Info and Cancel Subscription, before the due date. Coohom holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification with regular third-party audits, and its privacy policy discloses collection of design data, device identifiers, IP address, approximate geolocation and browsing activity, with a section covering cross-border transfer of personal data. Trustpilot shows 3.3 across 201 reviews on an unclaimed profile, G2 4.4 across 139 and Capterra 4.8 across 78. It suits interior designers who want to plan, model and render without a workstation; start on the free Basic plan, check which exports you need, and explore now.
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