Browser-based conversion
Use the converter without installing desktop software to move from DWG to DXF.
Convert a DWG (.dwg) drawing into DXF (.dxf) for cross-application drawing exchange, CAM and CNC workflows. Upload the file directly in your browser without installing AutoCAD or another desktop converter.
Choose one file to begin the conversion.
Drag and drop your 3D file here
or choose a file from your computer
Browse filesMaximum file size: 300 MB
Files under 5 MB convert and download free. For larger files, 1 credit = one download of any size — buy a pack.
Use the converter without installing desktop software to move from DWG to DXF.
Translate 2d entities, layers and annotations into the 2d entities, layers and annotations used by DXF.
Open the result in CAD, CAM and vector drafting tools for review, editing or production.
Converted models are not added to the public CAD library and are removed after processing.
Continue your CAD workflow
Preview a model before conversion, find an existing engineering file, open a 2D drawing, or get specialist help when a source mesh needs to be rebuilt.
Simple conversion workflow
Move from AutoCAD DWG to DXF drawing in three clear steps.
Drag and drop the .dwg file into the converter or choose it from your device. Files up to 300 MB are supported.
This page is preconfigured for DWG-to-DXF conversion, so you do not need to search through target formats.
Download the result and open it in your preferred compatible application to confirm its geometry and scale.
Format behaviour
DWG and DXF are drawing formats, but application-specific objects, fonts and metadata may be represented differently during exchange.
AutoCAD DWGDWG
DXF drawingDXFReview the converted DXF drawing for fonts, dimensions and application-specific entities before production use.
Format comparison
Choose the output according to what the next stage of your workflow needs.
| Feature | DWG DWG | DXF DXF |
|---|---|---|
| Main purpose | Native AutoCAD drafting and documentation | Open 2D CAD exchange, CAM and drafting handoff |
| Geometry | 2D entities, layers and annotations | 2D entities, layers and annotations |
| Textures and UV mapping | Not applicable | Not applicable |
| Materials | Not applicable | Not applicable |
| Object groups | Layers and drawing blocks | Layers and drawing blocks |
| Common workflow | AutoCAD and DWG-compatible drafting tools | CAD, CAM and vector drafting tools |
Your next application or supplier specifically requires a DXF file.
Open 2D CAD exchange, CAM and drafting handoff is the next stage of the workflow.
The target geometry representation suits the downstream task.
Your project still depends on data unique to the source format.
You need to continue editing in AutoCAD and DWG-compatible drafting tools.
The model is still being prepared rather than handed off.
Before continuing
Changing the file format does not automatically make a model production-ready. Review these checks in the application used for your next workflow.
Confirm that the converted DXF file uses the expected size and unit interpretation.
Check that all expected bodies, surfaces, curves or drawing entities are present.
Look for flipped faces, inconsistent normals or reversed boundaries after conversion.
Inspect gaps, overlaps, invalid edges and disconnected geometry before downstream use.
Verify that supported layers, groups and model organisation were translated as expected.
Preview the DXF result in the software used for the next workflow before production use.
Common problems
Most conversion issues come from differences between file formats or problems already present in the source geometry.
The source and destination tools may interpret units differently. Open the DXF file and select the correct unit or scale.
Fix: Verify units and dimensionsThis can be expected when DXF does not support the texture, UV or material information stored by DWG.
Fix: Keep the original DWG visual dataThe DWG source may contain open edges, invalid polygons, overlapping geometry or inverted normals that remain visible after conversion.
Fix: Inspect and repair the source geometryHigh polygon counts and complex geometry need more processing. Confirm the file is below 300 MB and opens correctly in a viewer.
Fix: Simplify unnecessary geometry detailSecure processing
Product models can contain confidential engineering information. Privacy and file handling stay explicit beside the tool.
Files are transferred through a secure connection.
Uploaded and converted files are deleted after 7 days.
Conversion does not transfer ownership of your model.
Your uploaded files are not added to the Marathon CAD library.
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Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about formats, pricing, file limits, conversion quality and privacy.
Upload your DWG file (.dwg) to Marathon OS, choose DXF as the output format, and download the converted file in seconds — no software installation required.
DWG is AutoCAD’s native format. Converting DWG to DXF improves interoperability with other 2D CAD and CAM tools.
This converter accepts .dwg input files and outputs .dxf. Upload up to 300 MB per file.
Files under 5 MB are free to convert and download on Marathon OS. Larger files may require a small fee per conversion.
Your files are encrypted during upload, processed securely in the cloud, and automatically deleted after 7 days.
No — upload your DWG file and download DXF directly in your browser. No plugins or desktop CAD tools required.
Yes — Marathon OS is optimized for large and complex CAD models. You can upload files up to 300 MB for DWG to DXF conversion.