Scan in.
Clean DWG out.

Upload a scanned drawing or a PDF that has no source file. AutoCAD redraws every sheet, and you download an editable DWG with its PDF.

Start with free sheets on every new account.

PC-F01-003 Trip circuit, CB 52 PDF scan

A scanned sheet: grey, slightly tilted, and nothing on it can be edited.

Three steps, no drafting on your side

1
Upload the sheets
Scans, photos or PDFs. Each page counts as one sheet, and you see every sheet before you send.
2
AutoCAD redraws them
The lettering is read, the line work is rebuilt, and you watch each sheet move from scan to drawing.
3
Download DWG and PDF
One ZIP holds every sheet as a DWG with its PDF, plus the logos the drawings link to.

For drawings whose DWG is lost. You send the scan or PDF, you get the drawing back as a DWG you can edit.

Counted per sheet.

For drawings with red-line comments. You send the DWG and the markup, an engineer makes the changes and sends the revision back.

Title block, revision and dates updated with it.

Drawn by AutoCAD: Every sheet is drawn by AutoCAD itself, so the DWG opens cleanly and is ready to edit.
Text you can edit: On scanned sheets the lettering comes back as text objects you can edit.
Your title block and logos: Client, contractor and consultant logos stay on the sheet as linked images.
Any substation drawing: Single lines, protection and control, wiring and terminals, SCADA and RTU, panel layouts.

Questions about Drawmark, a large set of drawings, or a project with a deadline? Send us a note and we reply within two working days.