DWG to PDF conversion gives colleagues a drawing they can open and print without CAD software. Choose a file and get a clean vector PDF on this page.
Drag a file onto the grid, or choose one below.
Up to 100 MB per file · 10 files per batch
Original drawings made by CADEditor. Try the tools without uploading a file. Opening a sample uses one free task; your drawings never appear in this collection.
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.
Open a file up to 100 MB, or select up to 10 files for a batch.
Select the output format. For PDF, set paper size, orientation, layers and color if you need to.
The result downloads when it is ready. Download again or convert another file without leaving the page.
A PDF can be reviewed without a CAD application. Vector output keeps lines sharp when zooming and printing, and a watermark-free page is ready to pass on.
Keep the original drawing if you need to make changes later.
Convert up to 10 drawings in one batch. Each file uses one of your 50 daily file tasks. You see a separate result for every file; a failed file is never presented as a successful conversion.
Advanced options stay out of the way until you need them. Choose A4 or Letter, portrait or landscape, visible layers and color or black-and-white output. Change a setting and convert again without choosing the source file again.
Viewing, converting and editing happen in your browser. Your drawing is uploaded only when you confirm Share or Save to Cloud. Local history is off until you choose Save on this device.
Open your DWG file, choose any page settings you need and convert. There is no payment step and no watermark.
Yes. The PDF preserves drawing geometry as vector paths, so lines remain sharp when you zoom or print. Check the result at the intended paper size and scale.
Yes. Select up to 10 files. Each file counts as one daily task; you need enough remaining tasks for the whole batch.
Yes. DWG and DXF each have a dedicated converter, and CAD to PDF also accepts DWT templates.