OT Draw 3D, released on 12 October 2026, brings home adaptation drawings into three dimensions. It’s the newest product from OT Draw, the drawing software designed by an Occupational Therapist for Occupational Therapists.

What’s new:

• 3D drawing of ramps, landings, stairs, handrails and grab rails, with adjustable dimensions, heights and positions
• Top, front and side views for checking the details
• Photo Match, which lines your drawing up with a site photo so the proposed adaptation appears in the client’s actual home
• Linked Canvases, which show and export the same design from several angles at once

2D plans are precise, but they can be hard for clients and families to picture. OT Draw 3D shows everyone what the finished adaptation will look like, and builders get a clear picture of the job before they quote.

The OT Draw 3D plan includes both OT Draw and OT Draw 3D. Both run on Windows and macOS.

See it demonstrated at Stand D05, where Occupational Therapy Show visitors can claim a 4-week free trial.