CADdillo

CADdillo

A free AI CAD tool that runs in your browser: describe your building needs to generate floor plans, or draw by hand, and export as DWG, DXF, or PDF.

freemium
Last Updated 10/13/2026

About CADdillo

CADdillo is a free CAD tool that runs in your browser. You can draw and edit drawings by hand, or let Dillo Bot ask you a few questions and generate a real floor plan — walls, doors, windows, plumbing fixtures, and dimensions all on named CAD layers — then export it as DWG, DXF, or PDF after editing. Sign-up requires only an email, the editor is free, and manual drawing doesn't consume credits; AI drawing is billed by credits, and you can buy credit packs one-off when they run out — no subscription needed.

Best for

People who draw plans occasionally and don't want to subscribe to paid CAD software
People who need to view or convert DXF/DWG files in a browser
Owners or designers who need to draw parking lot plans with accessible spaces
Non-professional users who want to quickly generate residential floor plan drafts from a description

Best use cases

Quickly generate a residential floor plan draft from a few sentences of description, then edit it in the browser and export as DWG, DXF, or PDF

Draw parking lot plans with ADA accessible spaces, access aisles, signage, and dimensions for permit submission

Open DXF files sent by clients or engineers to review, or convert DWG via the free converter

Compare before choosing

According to the official comparison page: CADdillo's CAD editor, viewer, and converter are free, plus 50 free AI credits, with more AI credits available on demand (starting at $10), no subscription; AutoCAD LT costs about 60 USD per month (about 500 USD per year billed annually).

According to the official comparison page: CADdillo runs in any browser (desktop, tablet, phone) with no installation; AutoCAD LT must be installed on Windows/Mac and is licensed per seat.

According to the official comparison page: CADdillo offers AI drafting powered by the Dillo Bot engine and all 458 professional blocks are permanently free on every tier; AutoCAD LT has no native generative drafting, and many industries need to buy symbol packs costing 99 USD or more beyond the core symbols — but its DWG support is natively mature, since the format belongs to Autodesk.

Features

Free CAD editor

Open in your browser and start drawing and editing — manual drawing and editing don't consume credits, and sign-up only requires an email.

Descriptive AI floor plans

After answering optional questions about building type, area, number of floors, bedrooms and bathrooms, garage, gas or electric, accessibility needs, and more, it generates a floor plan with walls, doors, windows, plumbing fixtures, and dimensions, all placed on named layers.

Parking lot plans

Describe your parking lot and it generates a dimensioned plan with parking spaces, drive lanes, van-accessible spaces with access aisles, accessible routes, and signage; accessibility block downloads are free and unlimited.

DWG/DXF/PDF export

Natively open and export DXF in the browser; DWG is imported via the free converter, the free plan includes 3 DWG exports, and DWG is written in r2000 format.

458 professional blocks

All 458 professional blocks are free to use on every tier.

Pros

  • CAD editor, viewer, and converter are free, manual drawing doesn't consume credits, and sign-up only needs an email
  • Built-in AI drafting: describe your building needs to generate floor plans on named layers
  • Runs directly in the browser with no installation
  • All 458 professional blocks are free
  • Natively opens and exports DXF, and DWG exports are written in r2000

Cons

  • The free plan only includes 3 DWG exports; native DWG reading in the browser is still on the roadmap, so for now you need to convert via the free converter first.
  • It's just a drawing tool: determining how many accessible spaces the site legally requires, whether slopes comply, and whether your jurisdiction has additional requirements beyond federal minimums are regulatory judgments you must make yourself.

Pricing Plans

AI credit pack

$10one-time
  • Pay-as-you-go AI credits, from $10
  • No subscription, no commitment

* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on CADdillo's official website.

FAQ

According to the official comparison page: CADdillo imports DWG via the free converter and offers 3 free DWG exports; native DWG reading in the browser is still on the roadmap (for now you need to convert to DXF).
According to the official site: sign-up only needs an email, the editor is free, and manual drawing and editing don't consume credits; the free allowance includes 50 AI credits (about two AI drawings). AI drawing is billed by credits, and when they run out you can buy credit packs on demand — no subscription, no credit card required.
According to the official site: it draws the accessible spaces, drive lanes, van-accessible spaces with access aisles, accessible routes, and signage based on the dimensions you describe, and provides dimension annotations; but regulatory judgments such as how many accessible spaces the site legally requires and whether slopes comply still need to be determined by you.

Tool Information

DeveloperCADdillo
Release Date10/13/2026
Pricingfreemium