A real drafting tool
Command line, object snap, grips, layers, blocks, dimensions and hatch. If you know AutoCAD, you already know this.
Cadlite is a 2D CAD editor that opens in a tab. It reads DWG and DXF, draws the way a drafting tool should, and has an assistant that can trace a plan or price a take-off for you.
Free to start - 250,000 tokens when you activate your account. No card.
An online CAD editor with the commands you already use, in a tab that opens in a second.
Command line, object snap, grips, layers, blocks, dimensions and hatch. If you know AutoCAD, you already know this.
Open what the office sent you and send back something it can open. No install, no licence server, no seat to free up.
Trace a plan from a photo, price a take-off, or ask what is in the drawing. It uses the same operations you do, one undo step at a time.
Projects live with your account, so the tab you had open on one machine is the tab that opens on the next. With an organization account, share them in the cloud with everyone on your team.
A standard door and window library, plus anything you save. Drawn in millimetres and scaled into whatever the drawing uses.
No seat, no subscription, no renewal date. Buy tokens when you need them and they sit there until you do.
Draft without a meter. Spend tokens only when the assistant does work for you.
Open, draw, edit, save and export without spending a token.
Create, edit, save and export at no cost.
Tracing, take-offs and analysis use tokens based on the task.
Buy tokens once. They stay available until you use them.
Four clear choices. Start free, then top up when you need to.
All prices are in US dollars. Monthly plans renew each month.
The short version of how Cadlite works before you open your first drawing.
Yes. Opening, drawing, editing, saving and exporting do not use tokens. Tokens are only used when the assistant does work for you.
No. Cadlite is an online CAD editor that runs in a modern browser tab on Windows, macOS, Linux or a Chromebook. There is no download, plug-in or licence server.
Yes. Cadlite is built to open and export both formats from the browser.
Yes. Cadlite works the way desktop 2D CAD does: a command line with the usual aliases, object snap, grips, layers, blocks, dimensions and hatch. It is an independent product and is not affiliated with Autodesk.
Yes, with an organization account. Drawings are saved to the cloud, and any member can share one with the organization so everyone else can open it and save their changes. Only the person who shared a drawing can delete it.
AI tasks such as tracing a plan, analysing a drawing or preparing a take-off. The amount depends on the task and the model.
No. Tokens on your account stay until you use them. A monthly plan tops your balance back up to its allowance at the start of each month.
The assistant pauses, but your drawings remain available. You can keep drafting and add tokens later.
Open Cadlite, bring your plan with you and keep the work moving from the first line to the final handover.