What it is
Graphisoft BIMx brings layouts, 3D models, and BIM data together in a .bimx file for architecture and construction projects. It is intended for architects, engineers, construction teams, and clients, and is available on the web, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. Users can navigate 3D models and follow hyperlinks from Hyper-models to project documentation. BIMx Issues supports markup on 2D and 3D views, with BCF-compliant issues. Presenter and Gallery support in-person presentations and client exploration, and the Web Viewer can be embedded on a website. Model views can include building-element details such as fire ratings and manufacturer-specific properties. Graphisoft says facility managers and owners can connect Facilities Management databases with a BIM model for maintenance. Models can be shared from BIMx Model Transfer using a web link; private Hyper-model sharing is limited to Graphisoft Subscribers, SSA, and Forward users. Opening projects on mobile or desktop requires a registered Graphisoft ID. Without signing in, users can access sample content and one additional custom model.
Who it suits. BIMx suits architects, engineers, construction teams, and clients who need to explore project layouts, models, and BIM data. Facility managers and owners may also use it with connected Facilities Management data for maintenance.
Good
- Combines layouts, models, and BIM data in one file
- Supports markup on 2D and 3D views
- Can embed its Web Viewer on a website
- Displays building-element details such as fire ratings
Watch for
- Desktop and mobile project access requires a Graphisoft ID
- Unauthenticated access is limited to samples and one custom model
- Private Hyper-model sharing is restricted to specified Graphisoft users
Verdict
BIMx is a free option for exploring and presenting linked project layouts, 3D models, and BIM information. Users should account for the Graphisoft ID requirement in desktop and mobile apps and the limits on private Hyper-model sharing.
Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| BIMx | $0 | — |
From Graphisoft BIMx's own pricing page, checked 30 Sept 2026. Every plan
What the maker publishes
- Account requirement
- Opening projects in BIMx on iOS, Android, or desktop requires a registered Graphisoft ID; without sign-in, users can access sample content and one additional custom model. source
- Company
- Graphisoft says it was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Graphisoft Park, Budapest, Hungary. source
- Facility management
- Graphisoft says facility managers and owners can integrate Facilities Management databases with the BIM model for maintenance. source
- Founded
- 1982 source
- Headquarters
- Budapest, Hungary source
- Markup
- BIMx Issues lets users mark up 2D and 3D views, and the issues are BCF compliant. source
- Model data
- BIMx displays building-element information, including fire ratings and manufacturer-specific properties. source
- Navigation
- BIMx offers game-like 3D navigation and hyperlinks from Hyper-models to project documentation. source
- Offline access
- After sign-in, BIMx remains authenticated for up to one year with occasional online access, or up to seven days while offline. source
- Platforms
- Graphisoft lists BIMx Mobile, Desktop, and Apple Vision Pro downloads, plus viewing in a browser; its requirements page lists Windows and macOS for Desktop and iOS and Android for Mobile. source
- Presentations
- BIMx Presenter and Gallery support in-person presentations and client exploration on their own time. source
- Purpose
- BIMx connects layouts, 3D models, and BIM data in a single file for architects, engineers, construction teams, and clients. source
- Sharing
- Models can be shared from BIMx Model Transfer using a web link, while private Hyper-model sharing is available to Graphisoft Subscribers, SSA, and Forward users. source
- System requirements
- Graphisoft lists Windows 11 and macOS 26 or macOS 10.15 as BIMx Desktop operating systems, and iOS 15 or Android 11 as minimum mobile requirements. source
- Web embedding
- The BIMx Web Viewer can be embedded on a website. source
