Authenticated access
Sign in once. Assets stream to the machine that's licensed for them — not to a public download link.
Features
Everything you need.
Everything you need.
Nothing you have to manage.
CAD-Flow is not a marketplace you visit. It's a palette that lives in AutoCAD, backed by a curated cloud library that someone else maintains.
Search
Find it without leaving the drawing.
Type CADFLOW, search the whole
library by name, discipline or category, and see what you're about to place
before you place it.
- Live search across every asset in your studio's library
- Filter by discipline — architecture, interiors, MEP, structural
- Preview the block before it touches your drawing
Placement
Correct scale. Sane layers. Every time.
The reason block libraries rot is that every asset arrives with its own conventions. CAD-Flow assets are drafted to one standard, so what lands in your drawing is what you'd have drawn yourself.
- Inserted at the correct scale for your drawing units
- Consistent layer naming — no stowaway layers to purge
- Clean geometry, drafted to a single house standard
2D + 3D
One asset. Both worlds.
Draft the plan and build the model from the same library. The 2D block and the 3D asset are the same object — so the model and the drawing can't drift apart into two versions of the truth.
- 2D blocks for plans, elevations and sections
- 3D assets for models, visuals and coordination
- Consistent naming across both representations
Cloud library
One library. The whole studio.
The library lives in the cloud, not on a network drive and not on the senior tech's desktop. It updates centrally — the next insert is always the current revision, with nothing to reinstall.
- Everyone draws from the same source
- Updates land centrally — no re-download, no reinstall
- Authenticated access, scoped to your studio
And the rest
The details you'd notice on day two.
Central revisions
When an asset is corrected, it's corrected for everyone. No stale copies drifting around the office.
Native palette
Docks like any AutoCAD palette. Keep it pinned, float it on a second monitor, or hide it until you need it.