DXF Viewer
DXF drawings in your browser. Pan, zoom, flick layers on and off. Stays on your machine.
Drop a .dxf drawing below... laser-cutter templates, CNC profiles, 2D CAD exports. It renders instantly, and nothing is uploaded. The file is read and drawn on your own machine.
Drag to pan, scroll to zoom, and use the layer switches to peel a busy drawing apart. Fit to view re-centres it.
What does it draw?
Lines, polylines (including bulge arcs), circles, arcs, ellipses, splines and solids. It also expands block references, so drawings built from repeated symbols come out whole instead of empty... which is where a lot of quick DXF viewers give up.
Text and dimensions are listed but not drawn. The status line says what it skipped, so you always know if you're seeing the whole picture.
Does anything get uploaded?
No. The drawing is read and rendered by your own browser and never leaves your machine.
On a Mac
The DXF Viewer app adds Quick Look: press Space on any .dxf file in the Finder to preview it, with real thumbnails and no app to open.