DWG → DXF Converter
Convert your AutoCAD DWG file to DXF in the browser — the file is never uploaded, conversion runs entirely on your device. Download or preview the result.
Upload a .dwg file;
it will be converted to DXF, previewed here and made available to download.
On the first conversion, the engine (~10 MB) downloads once.
Converted to DXF
- DWG version
- Entities
- Layers
- DXF size
Entity types
Upload file
Drag your DWG file here, or click
.dwg files are supported (R13 – AutoCAD 2018)
Your Data Stays in the Browser
Your DWG file is converted in your browser with WebAssembly; nothing is sent to any server. Safe for corporate and confidential drawings.
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Why Convert DWG to DXF?
DWG is AutoCAD's proprietary binary drawing format and cannot be read directly by most web tools. DXF (Drawing Exchange Format) is Autodesk's open, text-based format that carries virtually the same drawing data. Converting to DXF makes it easier to open your drawing in different GIS/CAD software and to view it on the web.
- In-browser conversion: Runs on your device with WebAssembly (LibreDWG).
- Privacy: Your file is not uploaded to a server.
- Preview: See the drawing right after conversion and download the DXF.
How to use it
Upload or drag-and-drop your DWG file. On first use the conversion engine (~10 MB) downloads once; after that, conversion takes seconds. The drawing is previewed on the right; click "Download DXF" to save it. For detailed inspection use the DXF Viewer.
Note
Very new DWG versions (some post-2018 drawings) or complex entities may convert incompletely. In that case, the most reliable path is to save directly as DXF from your CAD software.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is my file uploaded to a server?
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser with WebAssembly; your DWG file is never sent to any server. This is safe for confidential or corporate drawings.
Which DWG versions are supported?
Many DWG versions from R13 to AutoCAD 2018 are supported. Very new versions may convert some entities incompletely; in that case saving as DXF from your CAD software is recommended.
What is the difference between DWG and DXF?
DWG is AutoCAD's proprietary binary format. DXF is Autodesk's open, text-based exchange format carrying virtually the same drawing data. DXF is more compatible for sharing across different software.