VeryDOC PDF to DWG Converter

VeryDOC PDF to DWG Converter is a command-line utility built for creating AutoCAD drawings (DWG and DXF formats) from PDF files, as the name says. It comes packed with several configurable settings that should please all users, especially the experienced ones.

While most people prefer a graphical interface with an intuitive layout, some of them would rather work with Command Prompt dialogs, since a few inserted lines help them carry out a task is no time.

Plus, command-line tools do not add entries to the Windows registry, Start menu or any other area of the computer, and are known for running on low system resources, so they do not slow down overall performance.

After launching VeryDOC PDF to DWG Converter in a Command Prompt dialog, you can perform a quick conversion job in the simplest method possible: by pointing out the PDF document and output file. Unfortunately, it is not possible to select the target folder (all files are automatically converted to the same location as the tool).

As we have mentioned before, advanced users have access to a few options. They can draw text as polygons, convert only non-standard characters to polygons, rotate the output document, set the map colors to the layers, as well as scale the documents by a factor in the X and Y direction, among many others. Several command-line examples are provided to less experienced users.

As expected, VeryDOC PDF to DWG Converter is very light on the system resources, using a minimal amount of CPU and RAM. It carries out a task rapidly and error-free. It did not cause the OS to hang or crash during our tests. Unfortunately, VeryDOC PDF to DWG Converter has not been updated for a pretty long time.