Modify
TRIM, EXTEND, OFFSET, FILLET, CHAMFER, BREAK, JOIN, LENGTHEN and STRETCH.
Open a DWG, make the change with the commands you already know, and send it back as DWG or DXF - from a browser tab, on whatever machine you are at.
Type the command or its alias at the command line, exactly as you would in desktop CAD.
TRIM, EXTEND, OFFSET, FILLET, CHAMFER, BREAK, JOIN, LENGTHEN and STRETCH.
MOVE, COPY, ROTATE, SCALE, MIRROR, ALIGN and ARRAY, plus grips for the quick edits.
Object snap (F3), ortho (F8), polar tracking (F10) and object snap tracking (F11), with coordinates typed where you need them.
Text, multiline text, linear, aligned, radius, diameter and angular dimensions, with dimension styles.
Layers, blocks and groups; MATCHPROP to copy one object's properties to others.
Every change is one undo step, and Ctrl+Z never stops to ask a question.
Projects save to your account, with autosave and recovery versions if a tab closes on you.
Any CAD program opens DXF, so for most hand-overs this is all you need.
Writing a DWG runs the conversion on our servers and uses tokens based on the file's size.
Yes. The command line, the usual aliases, osnap, grips, layers, blocks, dimensions and hatch all work the way a drafter expects. The full alias list is in the guide.
It is a 2D editor working in model space: it does not edit 3D solids, paper-space layouts or external references.
With an organization account, any member can share a drawing with the organization so everyone else can open it and save their changes.
No download and no card. Drafting is free for as long as you use it.