Share a Revit model as one file that opens anywhere

How it works

• Drop the file on the Create page. No account is needed for the open formats; Revit, DWG and Navisworks need an account with tokens.
• A minute or so later you download one HTML file. That file is the whole viewer: the geometry, the properties, the tools.
• Send it. It opens in any modern browser, on a laptop, a tablet or a phone, with nothing to install and no login. It works with the internet switched off.

What the person you send it to can do

• Orbit, pan and zoom; select elements and read their properties.
• Measure distances, angles and diameters with snapping.
• Cut sections, walk through at eye height, save views.
• Pin comments and markups, then export a review report or spreadsheet back to you.

Two ways to create it from Revit

• Upload the .rvt on the Create page. It is processed in Autodesk's cloud under Udraft's account and deleted afterwards; the viewer comes back as a download. Federated sets go up as a .zip with the host model and its links.
• The Revit add-in (included with every membership) exports from inside Revit, on your own machine. The model is never transmitted anywhere; only a small token check goes out. See security for exactly what is sent.

What it costs

A Revit model is 100 tokens through the website, 70 through the add-in; tokens never expire and start at A$17 for 150. Full details on the pricing page.