Again I am writing about useful tools how to convert a PDF drawing to DWG but in this post is about online.
PDF files are hard to edit and change. This is especially true
when it comes to drawings converted into PDF, which are almost impossible to
edit without using specialized software. AutoCAD is one such software that can
be used, but it is also fairly expensive software that not everyone owns or can
afford to have.
That is why we are going to present to you witha great
toolfor converting PDF drawings into AutoCAD format files.
Cometdocs is a free
online file converter, storage and sharing tool. One of its supported conversion formats is
PDF to AutoCAD. The tool can be used for free with and without registration.
Registration offers more possibilities, like storing files of up to 1 GB online
and sharing them publicly or privately with friends. Overall, it is a neat tool
and that is why we are going to present you a tutorial on how to use it in
converting PDFs into DWG or DXF formats.
The first thing you need to know is that the tool supports
PDFs designed with AutoCAD software.
Once you are at the Cometdocs website, click on Add/Drop files to upload
your file.
Wait a couple of minutes for the file to upload and then drag
the file to the Convert tab. A list of available conversion formats for that
file type will appear. Scroll down the list to choose your desired format, in
this case DWG or DXF.
As you can, see the list is pretty comprehensive and lots of
formats are offered, including MS Word and Excel, ODT, TXT and more.
In
addition, if you are a registered user at Cometdocs, all of your converted
files are automatically stored in your account, enabling you to share these files
with friends using Cometdocs’ sharing capabilities, or simply keep the files
stored in the cloud so that you will have access to them at any given time
online.
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I design residential homes in Cad and am constantly having to convert files back and forth. I usually attempt to re-draw anything sent in a PDF format as converting just gets messy. I also own CorelDraw which converts files, again somewhat messy. I'll look into Cometdocs. If you have time, look at the PDFs on my site and see if they are something that could be converted and manipulated in Cad. It would be a very welcome surprise if so.
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The floor plans are listed by Sq. Footage under a separate tab. Thanks for the post
Hello Ryan !
Have you working about Converting by
Cometdocs ways?
Try once and what do you think?
Thanks for sharing this information.The way you are sharing the information is very good that everyone can easily understand.
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