Autodesk: Experience Design Innovation with AutoCAD

Create and communicate almost any design with 3D modeling and visualization tools thanks to AutoCAD, now available from Autodesk.

Autodesk is a leader in 3D design, engineering and entertainment software. With AutoCAD you can work with mechanical design aids and architecture tools to model-based GIS and mapping features and access industry-specific toolsets, plus web and mobile apps.

AutoCAD also now includes industry-specific features and libraries for architecture, mechanical design, electrical design, and more. Automate floor plans, sections, elevations, and other drawings. Draw piping, plumbing, and ducting for faster design with mechanical tools. You can also design ductwork, electrical conduit, and circuiting for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical with MEP (mechanical, electrical, and plumbing).

What else can you expect from AutoCAD?

Extensive 2D documentation:
Produce 2D documentation and drawings with a wide set of drawing, editing, and annotation tools.

Innovative 3D design
Create and communicate almost any design with 3D modeling and visualization tools.

Personalized experience
Use specialized toolsets and customize AutoCAD with extensions from the Autodesk App Store. Share and use data from PDF and DGN files, Navisworks, Bing Maps, and AutoCAD mobile app.

Connected collaboration
Access your drawings from desktop, web, and mobile. Share and use data from Navisworks, Bing Maps, and more.

DWG compare
Easily identify and document graphical differences between 2 versions of a drawing or xref.

2D graphics enhancements
Enjoy 2X faster zoom, pan, and change draw orders and layer properties.

Save to web and mobile
Save drawings from your desktop. View and edit them on the AutoCAD web and mobile apps.

PDF import enhancements
Import geometry, SHX font files, fills, raster images, and TrueType text into a drawing from a PDF.

Innovate your designs with new tools, connect and collaborate from anywhere and personalise your AutoCAD for the ultimate design experience.

You can also try AutoCAD free for 30 days. For more visit Autodesk.