Convert a DWG to a clean modern DXF that every copy of AutoCAD opens. Reads DWG r11 through r2018. Drop one file in — no install, no software to buy.
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One free conversion, no account needed. Create a free account for more and files up to 30 MB.
Reading the DWG and writing a clean modern DXF. This usually takes a few seconds.
Need to view a drawing without converting or uploading it? Open it in the free browser viewer — it parses DXF entirely on your machine.
DWG is Autodesk’s binary format; DXF is the open interchange format every CAD program reads. Converting DWG to DXF frees the drawing from version-lock — open it in CADdillo, LibreCAD, BricsCAD, DraftSight or any AutoCAD.
Drop your .dwg file on this page and CADdillo converts it to a clean modern DXF you can download. It reads DWG r11 through r2018 and returns a DXF that every version of AutoCAD, LibreCAD, BricsCAD and DraftSight opens. A single small file needs no software install.
The converter reads DWG from r11 all the way to r2018 and writes a modern DXF that every current CAD program opens. Older AutoCAD drawings, vendor files and archived plans all convert the same way.
No account for your first conversion — one free DWG to DXF per day, up to 10 MB, with a quick bot check. Create a free account (no card) to convert more files and up to 30 MB each. Very large drawings (tens of thousands of entities) are better opened in the free DWG/DXF viewer, which streams geometry client-side without a size ceiling.
The conversion runs server-side to read the binary DWG format, and the uploaded file plus its converted output are deleted immediately after the response is returned — they are transient, not stored. For fully local, no-upload work, use the in-browser DWG/DXF viewer instead.
DXF is the open, text-based interchange format every CAD program reads and writes. Converting a DWG to DXF lets you open it in tools that do not read DWG natively — including CADdillo’s in-browser viewer and editor — and share it without version-lock headaches.
Yes. Once you have the DXF, open it in CADdillo and edit it with real drafting tools — or tell Dillo Bot what to change and let the engine draft it. Everything stays as editable CAD geometry on real layers.
