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Autodesk Inventor

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FigureAutodesk InventorZenve3D
Price from—$14.99/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYes—
macOS—Yes
iOS—Yes
Plans published34
Spec score · 3D CAD Software8.5 (#11)8.1 (#30)
File import and exportImport: Autodesk states Inventor supports opening non-native CAD data. Export formats documented for parts include DWG, DWF/DWFx, IGES, JT, OBJ, RFA, SAT, STEP, STL, CATIA V5, Parasolid, and Pro/ENGINEER; assemblies additionally include RVT. Drawing formats include DWG, IDW, DWF/DWFx, and DXF. Format support varies by data type and version.The free plan supports STL and STEP export and STEP import.
Free planNoYes
Modeling methodhybridparametric
Supported platformsWindowsmacOS, iPad, web browser

Plans

Autodesk Inventor

  • FlexPrice not published
  • Free TrialFree
  • Inventor MonthlyPrice not published

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Zenve3D

  • FreeFree
  • Zenve3D Pro$14.99 a month
  • Pro Lifetime$299.99, paid once
  • StudioPriced on request

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In their own words

Autodesk Inventor

Autodesk Inventor is Windows software for mechanical design, documentation, simulation, and model-based definition. Its 3D tools combine parametric, direct, freeform, and rules-based modeling, with support for assembly design, sheet metal, and surfaces. Inventor can open designs from other CAD systems without translation. Parts can be exported to formats including DWG, IGES, JT, OBJ, STEP, and STL; assembly exports also include RVT, while drawings support DWG, IDW, DWF/DWFx, and DXF. Design connections include Revit family data, Vault, Factory Design Utilities, and Inventor Nastran. Automation options include iLogic, the API, and Autodesk Platform Services. Inventor is paid, with a 30-day trial and no permanent free tier. Displayed monthly, annual, and three-year prices are placeholders, not figures. A subscription permits installation on up to three devices, but only the named user may sign in and use it on one computer at a time.

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Zenve3D

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