Draw a box, hit generate, and get a professional-grade DXF for AutoCAD. Made for make-ready drafters and utility permit engineers tired of hand-tracing roads.
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Works with GEOMAP, Map 3D and Civil 3D. Every US export comes in real NAD83 State Plane coordinates, so it opens right on the aerial map in AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT (GEOMAP). For Map 3D and Civil 3D, grab the one-click DWG copy and it opens on the map there too. No MAPCSASSIGN, no lining anything up.
Every US export comes in real NAD83 State Plane coordinates, with the zone picked for you. Open the DXF in AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT and the online aerial is already on under your linework. No MAPCSASSIGN, no GEOMAP, no moving the drawing. Working in Map 3D or Civil 3D? One click gives you a DWG copy that opens the same way.
Zone chosen from the county. US survey or international feet, whichever your state uses.
Aerial on the moment the DXF opens. The coordinate system is set and shows in the status bar.
Hit "DWG for Map 3D / Civil 3D" after an export. Same drawing, map on at open.
Real exports opened in AutoCAD LT 2027. Aerial is AutoCAD's own online map (GEOMAP), imagery © Microsoft Corporation and its data providers. GEOMAP needs an internet connection and an Autodesk sign-in.
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 your area. Pick which layers to include: roads, buildings, parcels, addresses, KML/KMZ.
In seconds, get a clean DXF with layers, real-world scale, and 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.
STRAIGHT TALK. 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.
A web app for make-ready drafters, utility engineers, OSP designers, and CAD drafters who need to trace roads, parcel lines, APNs, situs addresses, and right-of-way into AutoCAD for permit base maps. Draw a box, click Generate, and get a production-ready DXF in seconds, no hand-tracing, no GIS software, no plugin, no ArcGIS license.
The DXF lands with named layers (ROADS-HIGHWAY · PARCELS · APNS · ADDRESSES · BUILDINGS) so you can freeze or delete what you don't need. Parcel data comes straight from official county and state assessor GIS.
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 in one click.
Real lot boundaries pulled from official county and state assessor GIS, not traced from imagery.
Assessor Parcel Numbers land as placed text, keyed to each lot, ready to reference.
Site addresses drop in as named points so you can label frontages without retyping.
OSM road centerlines and edges split by class, so you freeze or delete what you don't need.
Drag the globe to spin it. Click any country for coverage detail. The USA drills into states and counties, Australia into states and local council areas.
Coverage is read live from county and state GIS servers, so it shifts when those agencies rename, move, or restrict a service. We re-audit and repoint them, and the app always shows what it can actually deliver before you export. Why coverage changes
Yes. RoadDXF was built by and for make-ready drafters. Draw a box on the map, get a DXF with roads, parcel lines, APNs, situs addresses, and building footprints, ready to open in AutoCAD. See the live coverage map and start your first export free at roaddxf.com.
Parcel polygons, APN (Assessor Parcel Number), and situs address for each lot in your drawn box, pulled from official county and state GIS. Open the interactive coverage map to see what your county returns before exporting.
38 states are statewide (CA, FL, OH, NY, PA, WA, TN, NC, SC, AZ, NM, and more) plus 670+ individual metro counties across AL, GA, IL, KS, KY, LA, MI, MO, OK, OR, SD and TX. About 95% of the US population is in a fully-covered area. Check the live US map for your exact county.
CADMapper is generic city-scale DXF for architects. Equator's AI Digitizer traces aerial imagery. RoadDXF is built around the make-ready drafter workflow: parcels with APN text labels, situs addresses as named points, and OSM roads on per-class layers, in one click.
No. RoadDXF runs entirely in your browser, exports a standard DXF, and works with AutoCAD, BricsCAD, Civil 3D, or any DXF-compatible editor. No plugin, no shapefile handling, no ArcGIS license.
On X at @RoadDXF. That's where we post patch notes when fixes and new features go live, so following the account is the easiest way to see what changed. Questions and bug reports still go to support@roaddxf.com.
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