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PDF to CAD Converter Using AI

Turn a vector PDF drawing into an editable DXF for AutoCAD, BricsCAD, QCAD or any CAD program — at real scale, in real coordinates if you need them.

InputPDF drawingOutputDXF (opens in every CAD program)Limits20 pages · 50 MB

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Runs are paid from your AI wallet — $1.00 per page, $1.00 minimum. No subscription, nothing to buy first.

How it works

1
Upload your PDF
A drawing exported from CAD (vector), up to 20 pages and 50 MB.
2
Check the price
You see the exact maximum before anything is taken from your wallet.
3
AI converts it
The AI reads the title block for the scale, checks every page and converts the vector lines.
4
Download the DXF
One DXF per page in a ZIP, in metres or millimetres, ready to open in CAD.

This tool needs a vector PDF — one exported ("plotted") from CAD, where you can zoom in without the lines going blurry.
A scan or photo of a paper drawing is only pixels: there are no lines in it to convert. The AI checks every page first, and scanned pages are skipped and never charged.
If every page is scanned, the run is rejected and the whole reserved amount goes straight back to your wallet.
A PDF that mixes both (a scanned background with CAD linework on top) converts the linework only.

Lines, polylines, rectangles and hatching are copied from the PDF's own geometry — not traced or redrawn — so positions are as exact as the PDF itself.
Scale is the one thing to check: confirm one known dimension in CAD before relying on it. If the title block says "1:1000 on A1" but the PDF is A3, the AI corrects it to 1:2000 and tells you.
Curves come through as short straight segments (about 0.5 mm on paper each), close enough for checking and tracing but not true arcs.
Text that was real text in the PDF stays editable. Text the CAD program turned into outlines arrives as shapes.
A PDF doesn't carry the original layers, blocks, dimension objects or line types, so they can't be recovered: layers are rebuilt by line colour, dimensions arrive as lines and text.
Images and logos inside the PDF are left out. White masking boxes behind labels are removed.

$1.00 per page, with a $1.00 minimum per run. A very heavy file counts one page per 5 MB, so a single 20 MB sheet is $4.00.
You see the maximum price before you confirm. That amount is reserved from your wallet, and you're never charged more than it.
Pages that are scanned or blank aren't charged. A run that fails or is rejected costs nothing — the reserved amount is returned automatically.
One run is capped at 20 pages and 50 MB ($20.00 at most), and you can have two runs in progress at a time, so nothing can drain your wallet unattended.

Your PDF is processed in an isolated sandbox with no internet access, and deleted as soon as the run finishes.
The converted DXF stays downloadable from this page for 30 days, then it's deleted. Only your account is shown the download link.