From 3D model to dimensioned drawing.
Right in your browser.
Upload your part, place the views, add the dimensions: the drawing is ready for the shop floor or your client. No CAD licence to install.
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Pick the sheet
Choose the format and orientation. The title block carries your logo; from the Solo plan, your own fields as well.
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Place the views
Place the standard views — front, top, side, isometric — or a view from any angle you choose. Add a section, a half-section or an enlarged detail.
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Dimension
Click an edge or a hole, or two of them: the right dimension is placed — length, diameter, centre distance or angle. Or let “Dimension automatically” add the overall size, diameters and hole spacing of a view.
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Publish
The drawing becomes a version in its own right, with its revision and date in the title block. Send the PDF to your client or the shop floor, or have it signed.
A3 landscape · ISO 5457 frame · ISO 7200 title block
The obvious dimensions in one click. The decisions stay yours.
On a view, “Dimension automatically” places what can be measured without judgement: the overall size, diameters and radii grouped by family, and the centre distances of aligned holes. The rest of a dimensioning scheme says how the part will be machined and inspected: it stays in your hands.
- GroupedFour identical holes get a single dimension, 4× Ø18, not four.
- EditablePlaced dimensions move and are removed like the ones you place by hand.
- ExplainedWhen the function holds back, it says why: holes that are not aligned, small fillets, a part that comes from a mesh.
8 dimensions placed
The holes are located from the axis of the part. If you would rather dimension the bolt circle, Ø120, place it by hand.
Start from what you already have.
Each file has its possibilities.
An exact 3D model, a mesh or an existing 2D drawing: all of them can become a drawing. The richer the source, the richer the drawing can be.
| Your file | An exact partSTEP · IGES | A meshGLB · STL | A drawing already tracedDXF · DWG |
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| What you can do | Sections and half-sections, diameter dimensions, centerlines, parts list of the assembly. | Place your views and dimension them. The drawing is accurate, to within the facets. | Take the linework as it is, place it on your sheet and dimension it. |
| Limits | None. | No sections, no centerlines, no diameter dimensions. A hole is a polygon there. | A single view, with no sections, shading, hidden edges or parts list: there is no volume behind the lines. |
A drawing the shop floor reads without calling you back.
Geometric tolerances, datums, surface finishes, welds, holes: every standard symbol is ready to place, at the size the shop floor reads it.
Tolerancing ISO 1101 · Datums ISO 5459 · Surface finishes ISO 21920 · Welds ISO 2553 · Holes ISO 129-1
ISO 1101A geometric tolerance, its modifiers and its datums
ISO 5459A datum marker, placed on the feature that serves as the origin
ISO 21920The process of a surface finish, its value and its extent
ISO 2553The type of a weld, its throat, its length and its side
ISO 129-1A hole, its quantity, its thread and its depth
ISO 129-1Dimensions all referred to the same origin
You place all fourteen characteristics of ISO 1101. As well as surface finishes, welds and holes, in every one of their variants.
The parts list fills itself in. You choose the columns.
It fills in from the assembly: each part appears once, with its quantity. Your balloons point to their row, and your edits are kept when the list updates.
Item, description, quantity, material, remarks, reference: tick the ones the list prints.
Your drawings carry your title block. With your logo and your fields.
From the Solo plan, design your drawing template once: every drawing picks it up. A client wants a different layout? Change the template on a single drawing, the others stay as they are.
- Drawing templatePlace and adjust your elements on the sheet. What you see is what prints.
- Custom fieldsAdd your own boxes to the title block, alongside the standard fields.
- Visa boxReserved on the sheet in advance, it holds the signature and, if you wish, the verification code.
The box stays empty until the drawing is signed: a generated drawing never carries the look of a signature. The stamp and its verification code are added the moment the version is signed. The full workflow is covered on the Signatures page.
Make your next drawing on Comiror.
Upload a model, place the views, export the PDF. Included in the Free plan.