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PDF to DWG / DXF

Extract CAD vector lines, curves, dimensions, and text layers from PDF drawings into AutoCAD DWG/DXF format.

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How to use PDF to DWG / DXF

Follow these simple steps to process your files in seconds.

1

Upload CAD / architectural PDF

Select the floorplan, engineering drawing, or technical PDF you want to convert.

2

Choose DXF or DWG output

Select AutoCAD DXF (universal CAD interchange) or DWG drawing format.

3

Open in AutoCAD

Click "Convert to CAD" to extract vector lines, curves, and text labels into layered CAD entities.

Frequently Asked Questions

How are layers organized in the converted CAD file?

Vector geometry (lines, curves, rectangles) is placed on the PDF_GEOMETRY layer, text and dimensions on the PDF_TEXT layer, and page frames on the PDF_BORDER layer.

Which CAD programs can open the exported file?

AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT, BricsCAD, DraftSight, SolidWorks, NanoCAD, QCAD, FreeCAD, and Adobe Illustrator.

What if my PDF is a scanned raster blueprint?

Vector PDFs exported from CAD software contain true vector paths that convert into editable CAD lines. Scanned image blueprints only contain raster pixels and will export the page frame and any embedded text.