Put your client's own furniture into your room elevations

The sofa, the plants and the lamp the client already owns become blocks you can place in an elevation or on a board. All you need is a picture you took on site.

Try it with your own picture

Before and after: a tan leather sofa turned into a front-elevation CAD line block

How it works

Upload a picture

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

pic2CAD draws the line art

The picture becomes a clean line drawing in about a minute. Generating uses 1 credit, and you get it back if the drawing fails.

Download PNG, SVG and DXF

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

How pic2CAD helps

A room elevation looks empty without furniture, and the pieces a client already owns are rarely in a block library. Drawing a sofa or a plant by hand for one presentation board can take an afternoon.

Take a picture of the piece and click it. pic2CAD draws it as a line block with a white fill and a heavy outline. The PNG goes straight onto a board, the SVG opens in a design app, and the DXF opens in your CAD in millimetres, so scaling it to the real size of the piece takes one step. Every block is saved to your account, ready for the next project.

Ideal for

Interior designers who want a client's own pieces in the room elevations
Presentation boards that show the real sofa, plant or lamp instead of a stand-in
Renovations where the client keeps their furniture and you need it in the drawing
Studios that build a library of the pieces they specify again and again

Frequently asked questions

Sofas, chairs, tables, shelves, lamps, plants and everyday objects. Click the piece you want and only that gets drawn, so a busy room in the background is fine.

Yes. The drawing keeps the angle of the picture, so stand square to the piece for an elevation and keep all of it in the frame. Only use pictures you have the right to use.

Yes. The PNG has a transparent background, so it sits on a coloured board without a white box around it. The SVG stays editable in a design app.

In Subject only the block arrives 1 metre tall as a known reference: measure the real piece and scale the block to its height. The DXF is in millimetres, like any block in your CAD.

One piece of furniture as a block Front, side and top views from one picture Furniture blocks in the 2D Library