DXF to PDF and JPG
Open a DXF from AutoCAD, nanoCAD, KOMPAS or ZWCAD: toggle layers, measure distances and save as a scaled vector PDF, PNG or JPG. The file stays on your device.
Open DXF drawing
Lines, arcs, polylines, splines, ellipses, text, blocks, dimensions and hatches. Cyrillic labels are preserved.
Choose a DXF file.
What is supported
2D model space: LINE, CIRCLE, ARC, ELLIPSE, LWPOLYLINE and POLYLINE with bulge segments, SPLINE, TEXT and MTEXT, INSERT blocks (including arrays and attributes), dimensions, hatches, SOLID, 3DFACE, leaders. Colours come from layers and entities; off and frozen layers are hidden.
Raster underlays, 3D solids and paper-space objects are not shown — the site lists them separately and the rest of the drawing is still exported.
Printing to scale
Choose PDF, a sheet from A4 to A0 and a 1:N scale — lines and text stay vector, so the drawing prints without fitting (100% scale). Scaling needs drawing units: usually millimetres, taken from the file.
DWG files cannot be opened: save the drawing as DXF in your CAD program (Save as → DXF).