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Hi,
I was wondering what software everyone was using to draw layouts to transfer to boards for builds?
Free would be great, but I will by if necessary.
Thanks

Microsoft Visio

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Microsoft Visio, is it very expensive?

You could probably find an older copy (2003) for cheap. For amp layouts it would still have all the functionality you need.
That or download it from online somewhere.

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I used the open source Inkscape for some layouts: http://inkscape.org/

Visio lets you connect lines (wires) to parts so when the parts move, the connections do do. Very valuable tool to have. I'm sure others have this feature.

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Stephen,
Do you know if Smartdraw lets you do that too.
Thanks

Excellent thread! Thank you!

I found that the Pencil is most valuable when I need to quickly pump out the little taunts of the user interface. By default, this is a Firefox extension, but you can also get a version of the site that runs on XUL (a platform for Firefox).

Hey! I believe Microsoft Visio is the best option, anyway you chould remember to use older versions, they are absolutely free and they have all the necesary set of tools. That is suitable for amp layouts and that is great to test Flutter and React Native mobile apps.

Design can be rather tricky, there is a lot to take into account for such a task. Not to mention the constant warehouse design innovations and forklift capabilities.

SmartDraw and AutoCad tend to be great options.

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I'm using Inkscape because I'm a cheapskate and it does the job, but I've got a colleague who's got the latest version of Visio, and it's really great.

I suggest this software can help you: DIY layout creator, floorplanneer, sketchup, layOut. All this programms were developed using most popular coding languages and work well

I am an interior designer and I always have problems choosing an application that would improve my work.

Hello everyone! I have been designing buildings for a long time. Yes, this work really requires additional tools to simplify it. Recently I started using CAD Software, which significantly accelerated the development of my projects, and at the same time I had more free time!

Yes, I use most of these applications, too, but I have settled on Microsoft Visio. Much better than the others, in many ways. But there are other handy programs if, for some reason, this one doesn't suit you. There are also, for example, the same HiSlide.io templates for creating cool presentations, which are much better than the standard options. Even for Microsoft, but PowerPoint.