CAD drawing online starts with a blank canvas. Build a floor plan or technical detail with exact coordinates, object snaps, dimensions and layers.
Start a new drawing, or drop an existing file onto the grid.
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A compact plan with walls, a door swing, furniture and annotation.
A rectangular plate with four fixing holes, a central bore and centre lines.
Two building footprints, an access lane, parking bays and landscape markers.
Work with a familiar drawing canvas, a clear toolbar and live coordinates. Draw something new or open a file you already have.
Create lines, rectangles and circles. Add text and dimensions where they belong.
Enter exact coordinates and sizes, with endpoint and midpoint snaps to help you align geometry.
Create and manage layers, move objects between them, and control what is visible.
Turn a selection into a block. Move, copy, rotate or scale it, then save it to your block library for another drawing.
Select, move or delete objects, and use undo or redo as you work.
Save DWG or DXF for editing elsewhere, or export a vector PDF for review.
Choose a DWG, DXF or DWT file, or start with a blank canvas.
Draw, add dimensions and text, or organize objects into layers and reusable blocks.
Save an editable DWG or DXF, or create a PDF to send or print.
Local history is off by default. Enable Save on this device to keep a drawing and its editing state here, or use your free cloud space to continue on another device.
Yes. Open the drawing here, use the editing tools and export the revised file as DWG, DXF or PDF.
Yes. Viewing, editing, conversions, batch processing and watermark-free exports are free. Daily limits apply; there is no payment or subscription step.
Create 2D floor plans, simple part drawings and annotated technical details, or make changes to an existing drawing. Verify dimensions and exported files before using them for construction or manufacture.
Yes. Create a block from selected objects and save it in your block library, then insert it into another drawing. Saving a persistent local library is an explicit choice.