Turn a map location into usable site context.
Select a site and download measured DXF, SVG, GeoJSON or 3D OBJ files. No account, project setup or screenshot tracing.
Export formats
Files that fit your existing workflow.
Every format uses the same selected frame and source geometry, with no screenshot tracing or locked project file.
Layered CAD linework for AutoCAD, Rhino and Vectorworks.
Editable vector geometry for graphics and fabrication workflows.
WGS84 features and OSM properties for spatial applications.
Extruded buildings with optional terrain and site context.
Built for useful handoff
More than a line dump.
Geometry is separated, measured and documented so you can start working rather than cleaning up an anonymous export.
Structured layers
Buildings, roads, parcels, water, vegetation, rail and contours remain independently editable.
Local coordinates
Map geometry is converted into manageable metre or foot coordinates around the site centre.
Optional elevation
Copernicus elevation can add contour lines and an OBJ terrain surface when needed.
Clear provenance
OSM and elevation attribution stays visible instead of being hidden from the deliverable.
Frequently asked questions
Before you export.
What the files contain, where the data comes from, and where professional survey or additional infrastructure is still required.
Does Map2CAD export Google Maps data?
No. The map link is used only to locate the project centre. Export geometry comes from OpenStreetMap, with clear attribution in the output. Optional elevations come from Open-Meteo's Copernicus GLO-90 model.
Which files can I download today?
Map2CAD generates layered DXF for CAD, SVG for vector workflows, GeoJSON for GIS, and OBJ for 3D context. OBJ can include extruded buildings and a terrain mesh.
Why is DWG not offered as a download?
DWG is a proprietary binary format. Reliable native DWG generation needs a licensed conversion engine such as ODA-based infrastructure. A DXF file renamed to .dwg is not valid, so Map2CAD does not present one as if it were.
How accurate are the files?
Geometry reflects the completeness and positional accuracy of the source datasets. It is useful for feasibility, massing and early site context, but it is not a legal boundary record or a substitute for a measured land survey.
What does the terrain option include?
Terrain and contours use a 15 × 15 sample grid from the global Copernicus GLO-90 elevation model. It is appropriate for broad context; high-resolution grading or LiDAR terrain requires a dedicated regional dataset and heavier processing.
Can I use an export in a commercial project?
The tool does not add a usage restriction, but source licences still apply. OpenStreetMap data is provided under ODbL and must be attributed. Always confirm the licensing and accuracy requirements for your specific deliverable.