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Create a PDF copy of DWG drawings for people who need to view them without a CAD application.
Create a PDF from your DWG drawing.
Use the page controls to inspect your document.
Save your result or return to adjust the settings.
Upload a supported file or use the sample.
Review the available settings, then start processing.
Save the result and check it before sharing.
Create a PDF from your DWG drawing. Control dimension arrows, text height, line widths, page size and color rendering. Automatic page size follows the drawing bounds.
Create a PDF copy of DWG drawings for people who need to view them without a CAD application.
Adjust drawing colors, text height and line widths, then inspect small labels in the PDF.
Choose paper size for the intended output and verify a known dimension if physical scale matters.
Choose automatic sizing or a paper preset and a color mode.
The drawing is fitted onto the output page. Automatic paper sizing uses available drawing bounds; a paper preset provides a known sheet size. Select color, grayscale or monochrome output. Check small details and dimensions after fitting, because a page fit is not the same as preserving a requested architectural print scale.
Control arrow size, dimension text height and maximum line width.
Use the listed values or Auto where offered to improve the legibility of dimension annotations. These are rendering controls for the PDF, not tools for changing the drawing’s real-world dimensions. Review crowded dimension strings, thin lines and external resources in the final preview. Missing source references cannot be supplied by the converter.
Use the accepted format and keep required resources with the document.
The filename extension must match the actual file type. Renaming an unrelated file does not convert it. Keep any required resources available within the document, and use an unencrypted file you are authorized to process. Processing can fail on damaged, unsupported or unusually complex content even when its byte size is within the upload limit.
Preview the result before downloading and sharing it.
Select Start when the settings are ready. On the result screen, Preview opens the generated PDF and Download saves a separate copy. Back returns to the current workspace; Start over clears it for a new file. Review small text, page edges and page order in the finished copy. A new PDF does not preserve the validity of an existing digital signature.
Open one supported file up to 50 MB. Generated PDFs are limited to 200 pages; complex files may reach processing or memory limits earlier.
Processing uses our servers. Source files, temporary files and results are deleted from our servers within 30 minutes after processing finishes. We do not share document contents with third parties or use them to train AI models.
Know what to expect before you start.
Temporary server processingCheck a known dimension in the PDF and your printer's scaling settings first. Automatic fitting can change the physical drawing scale, even when the diagram's proportions look correct.
The drawing is fitted onto the output page. Automatic paper sizing uses available drawing bounds; a paper preset provides a known sheet size. Select color, grayscale or monochrome output. Check small details and dimensions after fitting, because a page fit is not the same as preserving a requested architectural print scale.
Use the listed values or Auto where offered to improve the legibility of dimension annotations. These are rendering controls for the PDF, not tools for changing the drawing’s real-world dimensions. Review crowded dimension strings, thin lines and external resources in the final preview. Missing source references cannot be supplied by the converter.
Supported input: DWG; up to 50 MB per file. Generated PDFs have no fixed page-count or file-size cap. Input and processing limits still apply.
This tool uses our servers for processing. Your original file is not overwritten; the result is a separate download. Preview and review the result where available, and download the copy you need before starting over.
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How to convert DWG drawings to PDF
Make a drawing easier to review and share.
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