CAD Viewer / Markup

Plans and prices

From CAD Viewer / Markup's own pricing page, checked 8 Oct 2026. Every plan

What the maker publishes

Batch printing

A batch command extension can print drawings from the command line, with no stated limit on the number of drawings. source

Drawing capacity

The browser style Forward/Back controls allow up to 240 drawings to be loaded simultaneously. source

Editing limitation

The FAQ says the product cannot edit CAD drawings; editing a DWG requires a full CAD program. source

File formats

It supports DWG, DWF, DGN, DXF, PDF, raster images, HPGL/2 plotter files, ECW, and ESRI shapefiles. source

Headquarters

Sydney, Australia source

Mac availability

The product is not available for Mac. source

Maker

CAD International says it was founded in Sydney, Australia in the early 1980s. source

Markup

Markup tools include text, dimensions, measurements, lines, boxes, arrows, hyperlinks, and image insertion. source

Original files

The product page says markup operations leave the source drawing untouched. source

Output

Drawings with markups can be printed, saved to PDF, or saved to raster image formats. source

Privacy

CAD International says it complies with Australian privacy legislation and does not sell or give away access to personal information provided to it. source

Purpose

CAD Viewer / Markup opens, views, measures, marks up, and prints CAD and other industry common files without AutoCAD. source

Security

CAD International says it uses third-party hosting and storage providers with industry standard security and takes reasonable internal precautions; it also says it cannot guarantee data safety. source

Support

The product page invites questions and lists CAD International's phone number and email address. source

Windows requirements

The stated requirements include 64-bit Windows 11, 10, 8, or 7, an Intel i7 or higher, and at least 8 GB RAM. source