About this software
VectorNow by AutoDWG converts PDFs and raster images into editable DWG and DXF vector drawings for CAD workflows. It is designed to recover lines, arcs, and textual elements from scanned drawings and digital PDFs, enabling reuse in CAD applications.
Intended users include architects, engineers, and CAD technicians who need to digitize legacy paper drawings or reuse PDF deliverables within AutoCAD-compatible environments.
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Benefits
- Format conversion: Converts PDFs and raster images into DWG and DXF files.
- CAD compatibility: Produces AutoCAD-compatible DWG and DXF output for editing.
- Batch processing: Supports batch conversion of multiple files in one operation.
- Vector recovery: Extracts lines, arcs, and text from scanned drawings.
- User profiles: Suitable for architects, engineers, and CAD technicians.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation: Product documentation and user guides are available online on the publisher site.
- Technical support: Technical assistance is provided by the publisher through support channels.
- Software updates: Updates and patches are provided through the publisher's download page.
- License management: Commercial licenses available for multiple-user deployments and management.
- Installation resources: Installation instructions and troubleshooting tips are published online.
Frequently asked questions
What input formats does VectorNow accept?
Accepts PDF and common raster formats such as TIFF, JPG, and BMP for conversion to DWG or DXF.
Who is VectorNow intended for?
Targeted at architects, engineers, and CAD technicians who digitize paper drawings or reuse PDFs in CAD workflows.
Does VectorNow produce editable DWG files?
Outputs DWG or DXF files intended for editing in AutoCAD-compatible applications.
Can VectorNow process multiple files at once?
Supports batch conversion to process multiple input files in a single operation.
Is OCR or text recognition included?
Extracts textual elements as vector shapes; dedicated OCR for editable text may be limited or provided separately.