DWG to image
Turn a DWG drawing into a scalable SVG, or straight into a PNG/JPEG/WebP/BMP/TIFF image at the resolution you pick.
How this works, and an honest quality note
The server converts the drawing to SVG with LibreDWG — the same open-source engine behind our DWG to DXF tool, with the same real-world reliability: drawings up to around 2013 convert well, 2018-era files are hit-or-miss, and newer versions aren't recommended.
Picking SVG downloads that server result directly — a real, scalable vector file. Picking any other format renders that SVG onto a canvas in your browser at the resolution you chose and exports it from there, so no second server trip is needed.
Is my drawing uploaded and stored?
The DWG→SVG step needs our EU-hosted server, but your file only exists there in a temporary folder that's deleted the moment the conversion finishes. Nothing is stored, logged or inspected. Rendering to PNG/JPEG/etc. happens entirely in your browser.
Why does resolution only apply to some formats?
SVG is vector — it has no fixed resolution, it stays sharp at any size. The resolution multiplier only matters once you rasterize it into a pixel-based format like PNG or JPEG.
