With Raster Design you can attached an image file and then do certain tasks with this raster image including converting it to DWG lines. Once everything is set up you can start with the process. You also have a go through an activation process the first time you click on a tool from this Tab. Once you have installed Raster Design software it will add an additional Tab inside of AutoCAD as it’s an AutoCAD add in. To read more on these products you can visit and also to request a quotation. Raster Design comes with the old Building Design Suite, new AEC collection and with the new AutoCAD Industry Toolsets. System Setupįirstly you’ll also need to install a product called Autodesk Raster Design. Note that the process to convert a raster PDF to AutoCAD lines is a manual process unlike the automatic conversion of the vector PDF to AutoCAD conversion. I am writing this blog to show the process. This file is in raster format and will not be converted to AutoCAD lines and text using the AutoCAD PDF import tools.Ī customer asked a question related to the above whereby he wanted to convert a scanned PDF to a DWG. These raster PDFs are typically created by scanning a physical paper drawing to a PDF file. The problem exist when you want to convert a raster PDF drawing to usable AutoCAD lines. If you need to read more about this process you can read the following blog: Note the blog was done using AutoCAD 2017 version and since then with later releases of AutoCAD the process has been enhanced whereby you can also convert vector PDF text into AutoCAD text: AutoCAD 2017 and later released has the functionality to easily convert vector based PDFs to AutoCAD line drawings using the built-in AutoCAD PDF Import tools.
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