Drawing to CAD
Inspects geometry and dimensions in legacy engineering drawings and reconstructs them as parametric 3D models with a full feature tree that can be edited in CAD software.
AI CAD copilot for turning drawings, scans, and photos into editable 3D models.
Backflip AI is an AI copilot for CAD and 3D modeling workflows. It reconstructs engineering drawings, 3D scans, mesh files, and photographs as editable, parametric 3D models with feature trees, sketches, constraints, and references. The product is available as a standalone web app and as an Autodesk Fusion add-in, helping engineers work from existing physical or archival data within familiar CAD workflows.
Inspects geometry and dimensions in legacy engineering drawings and reconstructs them as parametric 3D models with a full feature tree that can be edited in CAD software.
Converts STL, OBJ, GLB, GLTF, and PLY mesh files into native parametric models with a feature tree, sketch constraints, and external references.
Rebuilds physical objects from a few photographs as parametric 3D models. One known dimension provides the scale for the reconstruction.
Uses CAD operations such as Extrude, Revolve, Pattern, Chamfer, and Fillet to generate models through a construction strategy that reflects standard engineering workflows.
Offers Fast Mode and Thinking Mode so users can choose between different levels of processing effort for supported jobs.
Works as an add-in for Autodesk Fusion and as a standalone web app, with support for additional CAD software described as forthcoming.
Turn older engineering drawings into editable 3D CAD models so archived design knowledge can be reused in current workflows.
Start from a 3D scan or mesh file and produce a feature-based model suitable for further CAD editing, especially for 3-axis CNC and turned parts.
Use a few phone photographs and one known measurement to create a scaled, parametric representation of an existing object.
Use the copilot inside Autodesk Fusion or through the web app to generate geometry using familiar CAD operations and editable model structures.
Its tools work with engineering drawings, photographs, and 3D scan or mesh files. Supported mesh formats listed on the site include STL, OBJ, GLB, GLTF, and PLY.
The service produces native parametric 3D models with editable feature trees, sketches, constraints, and references. The site also lists STEP as an output option.
Backflip AI is available as an Autodesk Fusion add-in and as a standalone web app. Additional plug-ins, including one for Onshape, are described as coming soon.
Yes. The product lists Fast Mode and Thinking Mode. On the pricing page, Fast Mode jobs cost 10 credits and Thinking Mode jobs cost 50 credits.
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