Write the request
Use plain English. Describe the size, holes, cut-outs, offsets, spacing, and units that matter.
How it works
Turn a clear drawing brief into a DXF starting point.
DraftyBot works best when the request is practical, measurable, and geometry-led: sizes, holes, cut-outs, offsets, repeated features, and units.
Generate the draft
Open the app and create a DXF starting point instead of manually building all the starting geometry from zero.
Review properly
Use your normal CAD, workshop, or engineering review process before final issue or production use.
Prompt formula
Good prompts are specific.
Create a [drawing type] with [overall size], [features], [positions], and [units].
Example: Create a 1200 x 800 mm backplate with four 14 mm mounting holes 50 mm from each corner and one centred 250 x 180 mm rectangular cut-out.
Include these details
More dimensions, better result.
- Overall size and unit system
- Hole diameters, counts, and locations
- Cut-out shapes and dimensions
- Offsets from edges and spacing rules
- Any helpful output preference such as layers or labels
Supported work
Best for fast geometry-led drafts.
Plates and backplates
Overall plate geometry, mounting holes, edge offsets, centre openings, and fabrication-friendly outlines.
Panels and cut-outs
Operator panels, HMI cut-outs, button holes, pilot lights, grouped front-panel layouts, and door openings.
Repeated features
Hole arrays, slotted holes, symmetrical layouts, repeated mounting patterns, and practical DXF starter geometry.
Best mindset
Use it as a drafting assistant.
DraftyBot is not a replacement for engineering judgement or final CAD checking. It is designed to remove repetitive starting work so you can review and refine faster.
Try it now
Test one real drawing brief.
Start with one simple plate, panel, cut-out, or hole pattern and compare the time saved.