Manual workflow
Repetitive setup takes time.
- Start from a blank CAD file
- Manually redraw common geometry
- Repeat similar plates and cut-outs
- Lose time before real review begins
AI-assisted DXF drafting
From prompt to DXF in minutes.
DraftyBot helps engineers, drafters, panel builders, and fabricators generate clean DXF starting points for plates, panels, cut-outs, hole patterns, and layout work.
Plates
Panels
Cut-outs
Hole arrays
Generate the starting geometry faster. Always review outputs before final issue or manufacture.
DraftyBot workflow
Describe it, generate it, review it.
- Write the drawing request in plain English
- Generate a practical DXF starting point
- Open it in your normal CAD process
- Move faster on repetitive drawing work
Who it helps
Built for repetitive engineering drawings.
Use DraftyBot when the drawing is geometry-led and you want a faster starting point instead of drafting from a blank screen.
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Panel builders
Backplates, escutcheons, gland plates, operator panels, mounting holes, and door cut-outs.
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Fabricators
Flat plates, slots, repeated hole patterns, simple profiles, and workshop-friendly DXF drafts.
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Engineers and drafters
Fast concept layouts, internal review drawings, and repetitive geometry that does not need to start from zero.
Workflow
Three steps from idea to DXF starting point.
Describe
Enter the size, units, holes, cut-outs, offsets, and repeated features.
Generate
DraftyBot creates a practical DXF starting point from your prompt.
Review
Open the result in your normal CAD or workshop review process before final use.
Best use cases
Strongest for geometry-led DXF work.
Backplates
Overall size, mounting holes, centre cut-outs, and edge offsets.
Operator panels
Push-buttons, pilot lights, HMIs, labels, and front-panel layouts.
Hole arrays
Repeated holes, slots, symmetrical layouts, and common fabrication patterns.
Custom CAD automation
Need this built around your company workflow?
DraftyBot can also support custom DXF, BOM, panel layout, and fabrication automation workflows for teams.
Ready to test it?
Try one real drawing prompt today.
Start with a plate, panel, cut-out, or hole pattern. Generate the DXF draft, then review it in your normal process.