CAD EditorFree online CAD software for Mac, Windows, iPad, and phone. Open and edit DXF in any browser, opens DWG too, with no install or account.

CAD Editor is a free, browser-based CAD tool built by Blueprints AI. It is an independent CAD editor that opens and edits DXF files, imports DWG, and exports DXF, while keeping the keyboard shortcuts CAD users already know, so there is little to relearn. It runs in any browser with no install, tuned for building architecture.

Yes. Opening, editing, and exporting DXF in CAD Editor is completely free, with no account and no install required.

Yes. CAD Editor is free CAD online: open it in any browser, draw and edit DXF drawings, open DWG files, and export DXF, with no install and no account.

Yes, for 2D drawings. CAD Editor is a free alternative to AutoCAD that runs in your browser: open DWG and DXF files, draw and edit in 2D, and export DXF, with no install and no account. AutoCAD is still the better choice for 3D modelling, saving DWG files and plug-ins.

CAD (computer-aided design) is software for creating precise 2D and 3D drawings used in architecture and engineering. CAD Editor is a free, browser-based CAD tool for opening and editing DXF files.

No. CAD Editor runs entirely in your browser, so there is nothing to download, no per-seat license, and no Windows requirement.

No. Open a DXF or DWG and start editing right away. An account is only needed later for the upcoming Blueprints AI handoff.

Yes. CAD Editor runs in your browser, so it works on Mac, Windows, Linux, and Chromebook equally, with nothing to download. Unlike traditional desktop CAD, there is no Windows-only install.

Any. Because CAD Editor is web-based, it works on macOS, Windows, Linux, and ChromeOS, any system with a modern browser.

Any modern browser, including Chrome, Edge, Safari, and Firefox, on Windows, macOS, Linux, or Chromebook. Because it runs in the browser, your operating system does not matter.

Yes. CAD Editor opens and edits DXF on iPad and Android tablets right in the browser. The larger touch screen is good for viewing and redlining.

Yes, on iPhone and Android. A phone is best for opening a drawing and checking details on the go rather than full drafting.

Yes. CAD Editor opens AutoCAD drawings, DWG and DXF files, in your browser for free. You can view and edit them in 2D and export a DXF, which AutoCAD opens. CAD Editor does not save DWG files.

Yes. CAD Editor is a free DXF editor: it opens and edits DXF files directly in the browser, and exports DXF as well.

Yes. CAD Editor imports DWG files in your browser. Open the file, edit it, and export your work as DXF.

Open the DWG in CAD Editor and export it as DXF, a DWG to DXF conversion right in your browser with no install.

DXF. CAD Editor exports a clean DXF that you can hand off to any CAD tool, or send to Blueprints AI for code-compliant construction documents.

Yes. CAD Editor is set up for building architecture, with architectural units, dimensions, and angle snaps for 30, 45, 60, and 90 degrees, the angles floor plans rely on.

Yes. CAD Editor uses the familiar keyboard shortcuts CAD users already know, with small UX improvements, so you can work from muscle memory.

CAD Editor is a free, browser-based CAD editor for DXF that also imports DWG, with familiar shortcuts so there is little to relearn. Traditional desktop CAD suites remain separate products for DWG authoring and advanced 3D.

CAD Editor is built by Blueprints AI, an independent US construction-technology company and NVIDIA Inception member. Blueprints AI builds AI that turns architectural designs into code-compliant construction documents.

CAD Editor is made by Blueprints AI. A one-click handoff is on the way, so Blueprints AI customers can move drawings in and out and turn them into code-compliant construction documents.