Trees

Free Revit Tree Families and 3D Planting Models

Our Revit tree families collection covers realistic 3D trees, palms and stylized planting components in RFA and RVT format, ready to populate site plans, courtyards, streetscapes and landscape renders. Instead of flat entourage cutouts, these families give you true three-dimensional canopies that cast shadows, appear in every view and scale with your design intent.

What you get in this category

• 3D tree families (.rfa) — individual species-style trees with distinct canopy shapes, from slender ornamentals to broad shade trees.
• Planting packs (.rvt) — grouped collections of trees at varied heights you can copy straight into your site model.
• Realistic and low-poly options — detailed foliage for hero renders, simplified silhouettes to keep large masterplans fast.
• Free and Premium downloads — most files are free with a registered account; a subscription unlocks the full library.

Working with the Planting category in Revit

Most families here are built on Revit’s Planting category, which means they respond to the Height instance parameter — place the same tree at 4, 7 and 10 meters to suggest growth stages or add natural variety along a street. Planting components also rotate to face the camera correctly in elevations when modeled as 3D geometry, unlike RPC entourage that depends on rendering engine support. If your site has dozens of trees, work with the lightweight versions in design views and switch visibility to detailed models only for final output.

Related landscaping categories

Complete your exterior design with our Revit bush and shrub families, planting details or the full trees and plants library.

Frequently asked questions

Are these Revit tree families free?
Yes. Most files are free to download with a registered account. A Premium subscription removes limits and unlocks the full library.

Can I change the height of the trees?
Families built on the Planting category expose a Height parameter, so one family can produce trees at multiple sizes without duplicating files.

Do 3D trees make my model heavy?
Detailed foliage adds geometry, so for large site plans use the low-poly versions for placement and reserve realistic models for render views.