Paid vs. free version differences
| feature | paid license |
home license |
|---|---|---|
| creating, opening and saving drawings | ||
| creating, opening and saving symbols | ||
| open title blocks | ||
| printing of drawings and symbols | ||
| viewing and printing drawings created by others (even in a commercial environment) | ||
| layers | ||
| pages | max. 600 | max. 3 |
| drawing to scale | ||
| dimensioning | ||
| saving a group of objects for later use | ||
| Bill of materials | ||
| netlist | ||
| list of wires | ||
| list of cables | ||
| product tables | ||
| create title blocks | ||
| insert images | ||
| export to image formats | ||
| cross-references | ||
| export as DXF | (1) | |
| initial scale of the symbols | ||
| symbols and wires line thickness ratio | ||
| reference grid | ||
| batch printing of symbols | ||
| batch printing of drawings |
1) but you can use the free online convertor
The paid license is for commercial use (company, freelancer, school). Home license is for home (for hobby use).
Exception: the home license may also be used in a commercial environment, but solely to open, view and print documents created by third parties. Creating or modifying documents for commercial purposes requires a paid license.
