PDF to DXF
Pick a page from a PDF, and trace its black shapes into a DXF outline you can open in CAD software.
How this works, and an honest limit
The chosen page is rendered to an image right in your browser, then traced with the exact same threshold + potrace engine as our Image to DXF tool. This gives you the OUTLINES of black shapes on the page — it isn't a magic "recover the original vector paths" tool: text becomes traced letterforms, not editable text, and fine detail depends on the render scale and black/white threshold you pick. For scanned drawings or simple line art this works very well.
Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?
The page is rendered to an image entirely in your browser. Only that small black-and-white image — never your original PDF — is sent to our server for the final tracing step, and it's deleted immediately after.
Why do I have to pick one page?
Vectorizing is a per-image operation — pick the page with the drawing you need, adjust the threshold until the preview looks right, then convert. Need another page too? Just load it next and convert again.
