Use cases

The same converter, pointed at the job you actually have. Each one covers the workflow, what to watch out for, and lets you convert on the page.

Blueprint to CAD

A scanned plan becomes linework you can edit, with the labels still readable.

The PDF someone sent you, as geometry you can edit.

Photograph a part, set one known dimension, and get an editable DXF at true size.

A cutting file at the size you actually cut, with every line cut once.

Any picture, photo, scan or sketch, into editable CAD geometry.

Start from the part you have instead of a blank sketch.

Napkin drawing in, single-line CAD geometry out.

Photograph the part, get a profile your CAM can follow.

The mark you already have, as editable vector shapes.

A vector file that knows how big it is.

Board outline, mounting holes and port positions, without callipers.

Paper archives into files you can actually edit.

Weighing Bevell against Scan2CAD, Inkscape or a free online converter? See the comparisons.