Send a Drawing from the Mobile Viewer
The main workflow starts with a compact file-selection panel. Choose a drawing from the device, or use the visible Select File control, then send it to the online viewer. The interface accepts uploads up to 50 MB, giving a project member a practical way to inspect a design when a desktop workstation is not nearby.
This flow is useful for checking a plan before a meeting, confirming a supplier attachment, or opening a reference file during a site visit. The viewer is designed around quick access rather than a full authoring workflow, so it fits review and hand-off moments where a phone or tablet is the most convenient screen.
Review 2D, 3D, and Archive Formats
The format list spans familiar CAD, vector, raster, and archive families. It names AutoCAD DWG, DXF, DWF, HPGL, and PLT; PDF, SVG, CGM, EMF, and WMF; and 3D files such as STEP, STP, IGES, IGS, BREP, STL, SAT (ACIS), Parasolid X_T/X_B, and SolidWorks SLDPRT.
For image-based references, the service lists PNG, BMP, JPG, GIF, TIFF, TGA, and CAL. ZIP, 7ZIP, GZIP, RAR and related archives are also included. Such breadth lets a team compare drawings, models, exported documents, and supporting images in one place instead of switching among separate viewers. That range covers files arriving from design, construction, manufacturing, and documentation workflows.
Choose a Language and Keep Navigation Simple
The viewer header provides English, German, French, and Russian choices, so the same file-review path can feel familiar to different team members. A side navigation drawer keeps the eDrawings entry close at hand and leaves the main panel focused on the drawing service.
Its menu exposes practical controls such as Refresh, Settings, Theming, Share, About, and Exit. These options support a quick reload after changing a file, a visual preference adjustment, or a hand-off to a colleague. The layout stays lightweight, which is helpful when the task is to open, check, and pass along a design rather than edit a complex model.
Check Designs Wherever Work Takes You
The service presents itself as a free, server-based CAD viewer that can be reached from Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS. That cross-device approach helps a designer review the same kind of drawing from an office computer, a phone on the move, or a tablet beside a work area.
Use it for a short pre-meeting review, a classroom demonstration, or a field conversation when opening a full CAD suite would slow the hand-off. Because files are uploaded and processed online, a working network connection is part of the workflow; users should prepare suitable connectivity before sending a large drawing. It also reduces format-switching overhead for mixed teams.
