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Turn the furniture you actually use into a CAD block

Skip the catalogue search for a generic lookalike. A chair, a lamp, a favourite table: your own picture, turned into a block.

Try it with your own picture
Before and after: an armchair turned into a CAD line block
Before and after: an armchair turned into a CAD line block
An armchair picture, ready as a CAD block for any plan.
Before and after: a two-seater sofa turned into a CAD line block
Before and after: a two-seater sofa turned into a CAD line block
A sofa picture becomes a block your plans can reuse.

How it works

01

Upload a picture

Any picture works: one you shoot yourself, a reference from a client, or a sketch you already have.

02

pic2CAD draws the line art

The picture becomes a clean line drawing in a few seconds, ready to check before you spend a credit on it.

03

Download PNG, SVG and DXF

All three formats, every time. Downloading is always free, however many times you need the file.

How pic2CAD helps

Furniture catalogue blocks rarely match what's actually specified or already owned, and hunting through a library for a close-enough lookalike wastes time you don't have. Redrawing a piece of furniture by hand for one plan isn't much faster.

pic2CAD turns a picture of a chair, a lamp or a table into a line block: white fill inside, a heavy outline outside, in millimetres, ready to drop into a plan or elevation as a DXF, SVG or PNG.

Ideal for

  • Interior designers specifying furniture the client already owns
  • Studios building a block library from their own furniture stock
  • Furniture makers who want a line drawing of a piece for a spec sheet
  • Any plan or elevation where a catalogue block doesn't match what's really there

Frequently asked questions

Both: white fill inside, a heavy outline outside, the usual convention for a furniture block in a plan or elevation.
Millimetres, ready to drop into AutoCAD, Revit or ArchiCAD without a unit conversion.
Yes, that's the point: your own furniture becomes your own block, instead of searching a library for a close match.
Yes. Generating the drawing spends a credit; downloading the PNG, SVG and DXF afterwards is always free, as many times as you need.