Docs
Site plans
Supported formats
What you can upload, what happens to it, and what is rejected.
| Format | Scale | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| ASCII DXF | Read from the file | Parsed in the browser and drawn as vectors. Snapping uses the drawing's own vertices. |
| Two-point, by you | The first page is rasterised in the browser. Nothing is sent to a server-side converter. | |
| PNG, JPEG, WebP | Two-point, by you | Displayed as-is. |
| DWG | — | Not supported. Export an ASCII DXF from your CAD tool. |
| Binary DXF | — | Rejected on upload. Export ASCII. |
#File size
The cap is 40 MB per plan. A PDF that fails to upload is almost always over that; flatten or split it and try again.
#Replacing a plan
A study holds one plan. Uploading another replaces it, deletes the old file from storage, and keeps your markup only if the new plan is the same format and scale. It is safer to finish markup on the plan you intend to keep.
#Where files live
Uploaded plans are stored outside the public web root and served only through the application, which checks your organisation on every request. Guessing a URL does not work.