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CBCOM CAD Studio

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The full CAD workbench, in your browser: everything the free 2D CAD Drawpad does, plus snap to node, grid and ortho, multi-select and transform (mirror, rotate, place, resize), dimensions and measuring, fillets, join, engraving and cut-out vector text, and photo-to-vector tracing. Draw or import a DXF, SVG, EPS, AI or DWG, edit it precisely, and export to any CAD or image format. Using the studio is free; only the download is metered.

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Who it's for — and how it's priced

The CAD Studio is built for people who make or tweak drawings more than once in a blue moon — a few times a year up to a few times a month — and don't want to rent expensive desktop CAD for it. It's the same own-code editor as the free 2D CAD Drawpad, with the working tools that make regular use comfortable: snapping so lines actually meet, transform and resize by exact numbers, dimensions and a measure tool, corner fillets, join, real vector text (single-line engraving or cut-out outlines) and tracing a photo or scan into editable geometry. Everything runs in your browser — drawing, editing and most exports never leave your machine; the only server step is reading or writing DWG, a closed format. Using the studio is completely free. Only when you download your finished drawing is it metered: a CAD day pass or subscription makes downloads unlimited, otherwise each export costs a small number of credits, and new accounts start with a free batch.

How is this different from the free 2D CAD Drawpad?

The Drawpad is the basic, always-free version — draw a few shapes and download. The Studio adds the tools that make it comfortable for regular work: snapping, multi-select and transform, dimensions, measuring, fillets, join, vector text and image tracing. Both run entirely in your browser.

Do I have to pay?

Using the studio is free — draw, import, edit and preview as much as you like. Only downloading the finished file is metered: a CAD day pass, or a CAD or all-access subscription, makes downloads unlimited; otherwise each export costs a small number of credits, and new accounts start with a batch of free credits.

Which formats can I import and export?

Import DXF, SVG, EPS, AI or DWG. Export to DXF, SVG, EPS, PDF, DWG (when available) or a PNG/JPEG/WebP/BMP/TIFF image. Everything happens in your browser except the DWG step (LibreDWG on our server, in memory, never stored).

Is my drawing uploaded to your server?

No — drawing, editing and almost all exports run entirely in your browser. The only exceptions are DWG (reading an imported DWG or writing one on export) and tracing an image, which use a short server step; those files are processed in memory and deleted straight after.

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