I wish there somebody would say if any of these are good. I've just tried a bunch and they are awful. Supposed to be able to click on a cabinet to edit, you click and wait 15 seconds. Then there's no corners and no double oven cabinets. Ridiculous.

2020 remains the industry wide standard as it is supported by all of the cabinet vendors. Chief Architect is useful for far more than kitchens. SketchUp is free and has a huge library of importable images. All need MAJOR graphics cards o run well. Think over the top gamer computer.

we use cabinet vision. It's been around a long time and professional cabinetmakers use this. Easy reality 3D and if you work at it, you can make the drawings look like pictures. It is a bidding and building program but you can buy it in the "designer" mode. Kind of pricey...but depends on how you are going to use it.

I have used many programs over the years. 20/20 is great if you can afford it. They can provide you with many catalogs to download so designing is super easy. I am currently using Home Designer and love that I can import any image to use on a design. I also love to create the walk-thru so the client can virtually walk through the space. It's a big selling feature in my opinion. Make sure you have a good video card in your computer and you will be ok. If not, it can be replaced without buying a new very expensive computer. Hope this helps.