Primitives, polylines, multilines, trim, extend, fillet, chamfer, offset, arrays, mirror, stretch, and explode — with object snaps, ortho, polar tracking, dynamic input, and a command line.
Layers, attributed blocks, a block editor, object groups, and a properties panel that distinguishes ByLayer, ByBlock, and explicit values.
Fonts, dimensions, line types, material hatches, sheet frames, and title blocks follow the applicable standard by default — not as a template someone assembled later.
Axis grids, tables, and typical details rebuild marking, styling, and dimension chains when parameters change, so sheets stay consistent across authors.
Multiple sheets in one file, scaled viewports, title-block layouts, and PDF export that preserves format, scale, and margins in a single issue operation.
Read and write DXF for work with adjacent teams. Unsupported entities are reported with counts and substitutions instead of silently discarded.
Surface formatting, completeness, and title-block issues in the editor so corrections happen where the drawing is made.
When a foreign file carries an unknown font or style, Armeta determines the intended element and substitutes a matching standard instead of leaving a blank.
Turn an order specification into a sequence of construction commands so the drawing assembles itself and the designer finishes decisions and presentation.
Open, render, and edit drawings with tens of thousands of objects without losing interactive response.
Trim, extend, intersection snaps, and closed-contour hatching operate on exact coordinates, not visual coincidence.
Entities the product cannot interpret are preserved as-is through save, sync, and exchange so the recipient still receives them.
Exported files open in other CAD systems without recovery rituals, and printed sheets match the standard when measured.
Run in the browser by default, or deploy inside the customer environment when drawings cannot leave the local perimeter.
Line types, hatches, dimension styles, sheet formats, layer sets, and attributed blocks ship ready so a new drawing starts compliant.
Work in the browser on desktop, laptop, or tablet with the same product version for every participant.
Keep drafting without a connection and synchronize when the network returns.
Deploy inside the customer perimeter when drawings cannot reside in an external cloud.
Standards checking inside the editor connects drafting to package review in Armeta Permit.
The product issues two-dimensional working documentation. Three-dimensional modeling is outside its scope.
Adjacent organizations send and receive drawings through a shared interchange path without proprietary lock-in.
Bring the documents, standards, and project context your team works with today.