Draw from an image
Upload a photo or scan of a floor plan and have it traced into the drawing - placed clear of anything already there.
Cadlite's assistant does not describe the drawing from the outside. It draws and edits with the same operations you use, one undo step at a time, so anything it does can be checked and taken back.
Upload a photo or scan of a floor plan and have it traced into the drawing - placed clear of anything already there.
Take off the finishing works from a plan and price them as a report, with the basis of every figure stated.
Get a read of the drawing, then carry on the conversation with follow-up questions about it. Nothing in the drawing is changed.
Describe what to draw or change in plain words. The drawing is held while it works, and you accept or discard the result.
Every change is a drafting operation on the same drawing, not a picture pasted on top of it.
When the assistant changes a drawing, you see the result and decide whether it stays.
Economy models make a balance go further; advanced ones spend more for the same task. The model picker shows each one's rate before you start.
For a sense of scale on the cheapest model: tracing a plan uses about 52,000 tokens, and a question about a drawing about 16,000.
Tracing needs a model that can read images. The pricing cards list which plans include one.
AI tasks use tokens from your balance, and what a task costs depends on how much it does and which model you pick. The drafting itself stays free.
Every change it makes is an undoable step, and the edits it proposes are held for you to accept or discard.
No download and no card. Drafting is free for as long as you use it.