AI Drawing Export
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Plan, elevation, or section
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A rendered elevation belongs on elevation. This page drafts the sheet.
Drawing
Labels
Border
Sheet reading
Final labels
What the sheet must keep
Keep the geometry
Walls stay where they were drawn
Keep final labels
Room names that are already final stay
Keep north
A north mark that is already drawn stays
Sheet
Sheet
The image is the building. Export turns it into a drafted sheet a drawer can read: line weights, a title, and the labels you have marked as final. Geometry stays. Final labels stay. This is not a new building, and it is not a chance to move a wall while the sheet is being prepared.
Same geometry. A sheet someone can dimension later.
Which drawing
Each becomes its own kind of sheet. A plan wants room names and doors. An elevation wants floor lines and the profile. A section wants the cut and the levels. The page drafts the one you name. It does not invent the other two from a rendering.
Geometry
If the image shows a jog in the corridor, the sheet shows that jog. A cleaner rectangle is a different building. Levels in a section and floor heights in an elevation stay. The draft makes those lines legible. It does not straighten them.
Labels
Room names, north, a scale note, a level called out as final: those words stay. The sheet can add a title block and a border. It cannot rename the kitchen or drop a dimension you said was settled. Unmarked scribbles can be left off. Final labels cannot.
Pencil notes stay off. Final names stay.
A north mark already drawn is lettered.
No title block when you asked for lines.
The sheet traces the walls already drawn.
Plan, elevation, or section. The sheet matches that kind of image.
Walls, openings, and levels are the ones in the image, including the awkward parts.
Names and notes you marked as final are lettered as written.
Line weight, border, and title. The output is for a drawer.
No extra room, no moved window, no taller floor slipped in while drafting.
Bring the drawing that should be drafted. A second drawing is a second sheet.
A plan, an elevation, or a section. The geometry you trust should be visible.
Plan, elevation, or section. Mark the names, north, and levels that must be lettered as written.
The drafted sheet should trace the image. If a wall moved, this pass failed.
A readable plan, a rendered elevation, a rendered section, or a site view. Export starts when one of those images is the one you mean.
The sheet
Drawing export turns a plan, an elevation, or a section you already accept into a drafted sheet. Geometry, levels, and the labels you mark as final stay. It does not design a better plan on the way to the title block. If you do not trust the drawing, go back. A handsome border will not rescue a wrong door swing.
Say which drawing it is. A sheet that mixes a plan and a perspective without telling you which lines are true is not an export. It is a poster. The person who will draft from this needs to know what is locked.
Renders make a picture. This page makes a page. Do not open it to polish light. Open it when the lines are the deliverable.
Plan, elevation, or section. One primary drawing. Name it.
Geometry and levels you marked final do not get corrected by taste.
Room names and heights you care about should survive. Decoration should not replace them.
Someone who drafts should be able to tell line from tone.
The links below are the neighboring jobs. Each one keeps a promise this page does not make.
Floor plan makes the plan. Export it only after you accept the rooms and the swings.
Elevation rendering makes the face readable. It is not the sheet.
Render polishes a still. A still is not a drafted drawing.
A drafted plan, elevation, or section from an image whose geometry is already decided.
No. Geometry stays. This is a drafted sheet of the image you uploaded, not a new building.
A plan, an elevation, or a section. Say which one, so the sheet is drafted as that drawing.
They stay, lettered as you wrote them. The same rule covers north, a scale note, and levels you marked final.
Notes you did not mark as final can stay off the sheet. Anything you called final is kept.
No. The result is a drafted sheet: lines, a border, and labels. Renderings belong on the elevation, section, and site pages.
Bring one image for one sheet. A plan, an elevation, and a section are three exports, each with its own geometry.
Yes. The sheet traces the geometry and the labels already marked final. A plan PDF belongs on the floor plan page.
Plan, elevation, or section. Mark the labels that are final. The lines underneath them stay.