Lumion 9 is available now! Discover what’s new

Real skies. Customizable 3D grasses. Atmospheric rain and snow. See how Lumion 9 can help you create living environments with true beauty, all in a matter of seconds.

Lumion has always set out to define what rendering should be: fast and stress-free with exceptional results. Now, with Lumion 9, you’ll do more than feel the space. You’ll instantly breathe life into your project while capturing realistic environments faster than ever before.

Add the one-touch Real Skies to cast a new light on your scene and instantly create a beautiful, unique setting for your designs. Let realistic rain communicate cozy spaces, which you can now decorate with furry rugs and fluffy blankets. For the true-to-life garden shot, apply the new Customizable 3D Grass materials and you’ll almost feel the freshly cut lawn beneath your feet.

New streamlined scene-building tools help you create complex environments in minutes. Add to the improved workflow, Lumion’s jaw-dropping rendering speed and outstanding images and videos are within your reach, on all your projects. Use Lumion 9 to show the true beauty of your designs and form genuine connections with your clients.

New Lumion 9 teaser video and release date revealed!

Mark your calendars! Lumion 9 will be available on November 5th, 2018.

Wondering what’s going to be new? Take a close look at this teaser video made in Lumion 9. Anything interesting stand out?

Stay tuned for more information, or visit the countdown clock on the homepage so that you know the moment Lumion 9 hits the market.

Lumion 9. Beautiful Renders within Reach.

Important purchasing information for Lumion 9

Lumion 9 is available on November 5th. But you don’t have to wait to buy it. 

If you purchase a full, new Lumion license now, you will automatically receive a Lumion 9 download email when it becomes available.

Promotional pricing available for upgrades

Are you still on Lumion 7? Did you recently purchase Lumion 8 in July, August, or September? If so, we may have some special, promotional upgrade prices available just for you. 

Find your upgrade price here.

Lumion 9 is coming soon...

It’s that time of the year again. Lumion 9 is on its way. Here’s a sneak peek of what’s to come.

Buy Lumion Now, Upgrade to Lumion 9 for Free

If you buy a new Lumion license starting from October 1st, 2018, you’ll receive a free upgrade to Lumion 9, when it becomes available.

You can find more information on new purchases and upgrade options here. 

Oculus Go and VR experiences with Lumion 8

Go beyond the “look” of your 3D designs, and transport your clients into the heart of unbuilt spaces by rendering 360 panoramas for the Oculus Go and other VR headsets in Lumion 8.

In many ways, the recently released Oculus Go headset presents an immersive look in the future of VR and 3D architectural visualization.

With the addition of the striking, highly realistic renders from Lumion 8, you’ll have the architectural tools needed to make sure that your clients are truly feeling the spaces around them, instead of being limited by stretches of the imagination.

In this blog post, we’ll discuss rendering 360 panoramas in Lumion 8, and how VR technologies such as the Oculus Go can help deliver your projects in a format that’ll pull your audience through the front door of your design and blow them away.

From a Spinal Injury to an Independent Design Professional with Lumion

Despite tetraplegia, and use of only one arm, Lumion user Manakit Thawlom is making strides in the professional design world with his renders of modern Thai structures.

While the architecture profession has progressed to be more inclusive and diverse, there are still many barriers to standard CAD software that limit professional opportunities for some people with disabilities.

With the rise of new computer technologies and intuitive 3D architecture software like Lumion, designer Manakit Thawlom is breaking through and helping change that narrative.

One of Manakit’s favorite projects was the stylish DeChiang in Chiang Mai. Rendered in Lumion 8.