Draw a box, hit generate, and get a professional-grade DXF file for AutoCAD.
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Real exports. Every layer ready for AutoCAD.






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RoadDXF isn't a replacement for your expertise — it's a head start. We handle the tedious part; you bring the craft.
Open the app, search an address, and draw a bounding box around the area you need. Pick which layers to include — roads, buildings, parcels, addresses, KML/KMZ files.
In seconds, get a clean DXF file with layers, real-world scale, and all the CAD-ready geometry you'd otherwise spend hours hand-tracing from satellite imagery.
Open it in AutoCAD. Trim, connect, and polish as only an experienced drafter can. Ship what would have been a full day of work in a fraction of the time.
We'll be straight with you: RoadDXF exports are a starting draft, not a finished drawing. Public map data isn't perfect, and you'll still trim overhangs, connect gaps, and tune labels — the parts that need a drafter's eye. What used to take hours of hand-drawing now takes minutes of cleanup. Read more in our FAQ.
Every other map-to-CAD tool stops at road lines and building outlines. RoadDXF is the only one that brings parcel boundaries, APNs, and situs addresses into AutoCAD -- the data that utility and telecom work actually runs on.
Draw your project corridor, export, open in AutoCAD. Road centerlines, parcel lot lines, and APNs are already there. Spend your time on the design, not the base map. What used to take a full afternoon of hand-tracing takes minutes of cleanup.
Get a complete base map for any route corridor -- roads, buildings, property lines, and APN labels in one DXF. No GIS license. No shapefile downloads. No coordinate system headaches. Draw the box, get the file, start your route design.
Parcel boundaries and APN numbers land inside lot lines in the DXF -- ready for easement research, right-of-way analysis, and permit base maps. Know who owns every parcel before you leave the office. No separate GIS pull required.
Not sure what tier your state has? Check the coverage map below or read the make-ready FAQ.
Click any state to zoom in and see covered counties. Hover for details. New counties added every week.