HD3D PDF
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Convert HD3D to PDF

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Is it possible to convert HD3D to PDF?
Yes - HD3D converts to PDF.

Open the project in Home Design 3D and use the share icon: on PC choose print and select Print to PDF; on iOS pick iBookPDF; on Mac/Android share an image of the plan and convert that to PDF. This produces a flat picture of your floor plan, not the editable project.

Also to PDF: LTX · TEX · DWG

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Tested on macOS, Windows & Linux
Last verified Sep 2026

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Why convert HD3D to PDF?

A .pdf is the easiest way to send or print a floor plan for clients, builders or permits, since anyone can open it without owning Home Design 3D. The app cannot save PDF natively but routes the plan image through the system print/share dialog.

How to convert HD3D to PDF

Home Design 3D on iOS

Tap the share icon, choose Share screenshot, then select iBookPDF in the share sheet to save the plan as a PDF.

Home Design 3D on Mac / Android

Use the share icon to export an image of the plan, then run that image through any image-to-PDF converter.

About these formats

Quality & what to watch

  • The PDF is a static snapshot of the current view, so walls and furniture are no longer editable.
  • PDF export and full sharing require the paid Gold edition; the free edition is limited.
  • On Mac and Android you get an image first, so text and lines are rasterized rather than crisp vector PDF.

Frequently asked questions

Does Home Design 3D export PDF directly?
Only on PC via Print to PDF and on iOS via iBookPDF; on Mac and Android you export an image and convert it.
Can I still edit the plan after making the PDF?
No. The PDF is just a picture of the plan; keep the original .hd3d file to make changes.
Do I need the paid version to export?
Yes, the sharing and export features are part of the Gold edition.
How do I get the whole 3D view in the PDF?
Switch to the 3D view before pressing share, so the exported screenshot captures that perspective.