DXF Viewer & Converter
Open AutoCAD DXF drawings right in your browser and export them as SVG, PNG or PDF. Nothing is uploaded — the file never leaves your device.
Drop a DXF file here or click to browse
AutoCAD DXF (ASCII) · up to 50 MB · processed entirely in your browser
What this tool does
- Renders lines, polylines, arcs, circles, ellipses, splines, blocks and text
- Exports to SVG (vector), PNG (image) and PDF (print-ready)
- Shows layers, entity counts and drawing units
- Runs offline — your drawing is never sent to a server
Have a .dwg file? DWG is Autodesk's closed format and can't be read in a browser. Export it as DXF from your CAD program first (in AutoCAD: Save As → AutoCAD DXF).
Open AutoCAD DXF drawings in your browser and export them as SVG, PNG or PDF. The file is parsed and rendered entirely on your device, so confidential drawings are never uploaded to a server.
Frequently asked questions
No. DWG is Autodesk's closed, proprietary format and cannot be read in a browser. Export your drawing as DXF from your CAD program first - in AutoCAD that is Save As, then AutoCAD DXF. DXF is an openly published format, which is why it can be supported.
Lines, polylines, arcs, circles, ellipses, splines, block inserts and text all render. Dimensions, hatches and leaders are parsed but not drawn - the tool tells you exactly which entity types it skipped rather than silently producing an incomplete drawing.
The most common cause is a binary DXF. Re-save it as ASCII DXF from your CAD program and it will open. Very large files can also take a moment to parse, since everything happens on your own machine.
SVG stays fully vector, so it scales to any size without quality loss and can be edited in Illustrator or Inkscape. PNG is a fixed-resolution image at whatever width you choose. PDF is fitted to A4 in the drawing's own orientation, ready to print.