Snip or Drop It
Snip any part of your screen: on Windows press Win+Shift+S then Ctrl+V; on a Mac press Cmd+Ctrl+Shift+4 then Cmd+V. Or drop an image or a PDF onto the page and pick the page you want.
You know the moment. A colleague needs one detail circled, a client needs a quick note on a drawing — and you’re opening a PDF suite with a hundred buttons. CADsnip is the quick way: snip it, mark it up, stamp it, send it.
Open CADsnipMark up details and plans for consultants and clients.
Clouds, dimensions and side notes on drawings and calcs.
Flag clashes and services on layouts.
Annotate site photos with arrows, stamps and dates.
Quick comments on drawings, ready to paste into an email.
Snip any part of your screen: on Windows press Win+Shift+S then Ctrl+V; on a Mac press Cmd+Ctrl+Shift+4 then Cmd+V. Or drop an image or a PDF onto the page and pick the page you want.
Clouds, side notes, dimensions and stamps, made for drawings. Every markup stays editable.
Copy the image and paste it into your email, Teams or report. Work in progress? Save the sketch and open it in CADsnip later: every markup is still editable.
Side notes with numbered leaders and status badges (✓ ✕ ⚠ ?)
Revision clouds, arrows, shapes and text
Dimension lines and blur / redact
Construction stamps: CHECK ON SITE, RFI #, BY OTHERS and more
Title bar and date stamps
Markups stay editable, even after saving
Snip, Light and Dark themes
Nothing leaves your device
Yes. All the tools are free to use.
No. Images and markups stay in your browser on your device.
Yes. Drop a PDF and pick a page to mark up.
Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome on Windows. Other browsers are not fully tested yet.
Yes. Save the sketch as a .cadsnip file, open it again later and every markup is still editable. Images you copy or save as PNG are flat, so blurs and crops cannot be undone by whoever receives them.
CADsnip is new and free. Tell us what is missing, what is slow, or what would make it better for your work.
Or write to us at hello@cadsnip.com