DWG to Any Converter Command Line allows you to convert DWG and DXF files to PDF, EMF, WMF, JPEG, TIFF, EPS, SVG, XPS, SWF, etc. formats. DWG to Any Converter is a Command Line software, it can be run directly in the command line window, it can also be integrated into your application easily.

DWG to Any Converter Command Line is a standalone software, it does not depend on any third party software, such as AutoCAD, Adobe Acrobat, etc. DWG to Any Converter Command Line supports all versions of AutoCAD DWG and DXF formats.

DWG to Any Converter Command Line converts AutoCAD DWG and DXF files into following file formats:
* PDF - Acrobat PDF file, convert general PDF to Vector PDF.
* WMF - Windows Metafile.
* EMF - Microsoft Enhanced Metafile (32-bit).
* PS - Adobe PostScript file.
* EPS - Adobe Encapsulated PostScript.
* SVG - Scalable Vector Graphics.
* SWF - Macromedia Flash File Format.
* XPS - Microsoft XML Paper Specification.
* HPGL - HP-GL plotter language.
* PCL - HP Page Control Language, Printer Command Language Format (PCL).
* BMP - Windows Bitmap File.
* JPG - JPEG File Interchange Format.
* PNG - Portable Network Graphics format.
* TIFF - Tag Image File Format.
* GIF - Graphics Interchange Format.

DWG to Any Converter Command Line highlight features:
* Support all versions of DWG and DXF formats.
* DWG to PDF, DWG to JPEG, DWG to TIFF, DWG to EPS, DWG to PLT, DWG to SVG...
* Identify literal fonts and entity color correctly.
* Support batched conversion of multiple files.
* Able to set color or monochrome for generated raster file.
* Able to set background color.
* Able to replace fonts.
* Support DPI for DWG/DXF to Image conversion.
* Support PDF's security Options.
* Support Command Line operations.
* Supports Windows2000,XP,Vista,Win7,Win8,Win10,Win11,Windows Server and later systems.
* Don't require AutoCAD and Adobe Acrobat software.
* Multi-file conversion in Batch Mode.
* Convert specific layout or layer.
* Retain the TTF, True Type Fonts, to be searchable in PDF.

What can DWG to Any Converter Command Line do for you?
* Convert DWG, DXF to PDF.
* Convert DWG, DXF to PDF, EMF, WMF, Postscript (PS), EPS, SWF (Flash), XPS, HPGL (*.PLT), PCL etc. formats
* Convert DWG, DXF to Raster BMP, JPG, PNG, TIFF, GIF, TGA, PCX formats.
* Convert DWG, DXF to SVG.
* Batch convert multi DWG and DXF files to a single PDF.
* Insert DWG and DXF into MS Word (convert DWG to WMF).
* Replace the missing fonts.
* Batch recover DWG and DXF files.

DWG to Any Converter Command Line Options:
Software: VeryDOC DWG to Any Converter (DWG to Vector and DWG to Image) Command Line
Convert DWG and DXF files to Vector PDF, WMF, EMF, PS, EPS, SVG, SWF, PCL, HPGL, XPS formats.
Convert DWG and DXF files to Raster BMP, JPG, PNG, TIFF, GIF formats.
Usage: dwg2any [options] [dwg-file] [out-file]
-fontdir [string] : a folder contain .ctb, .shx, etc. files
-dpi [int] : set DPI to output file
-width [fp] : set width, unit is point
-height [fp] : set height, unit is point
-unit [string] : cm, mm, pt, in, default is pt
-linewidth [string] : set line width, unit in mm
-colormode [int] : set color mode, 0 is color and 1 is black and white
-byview : create an output file for each view
-fixed : fix precision problem
-copypapersize : copy paper size from DWG file to PDF file
-bgcolor [int] : set background color, same as AutoCAD color index
-zoomtype [int] : set zoom type, 1 is 'Zoom All' and 2 is 'Zoom Extend'
-noext : don't append suffix to filename for single page file
-$ [string] : input registration key
Examples:
dwg2any.exe C:\test.dwg C:\out.bmp
dwg2any.exe C:\test.dwg C:\out.jpg
dwg2any.exe C:\test.dwg C:\out.gif
dwg2any.exe C:\test.dwg C:\out.png
dwg2any.exe C:\test.dwg C:\out.tif
dwg2any.exe C:\*.dwg C:\*.png
dwg2any.exe -dpi 300 C:\test.dwg C:\out.tif
dwg2any.exe -dpi 3000 C:\test.dwg C:\out.tif
dwg2any.exe -dpi 9000 C:\test.dwg C:\out.png
dwg2any.exe -width 1024 -height 768 C:\test.dwg C:\out.tif
dwg2any.exe -bgcolor 255 C:\test.dwg C:\out.tif
dwg2any.exe -colormode 1 C:\test.dwg C:\out.tif
dwg2any.exe -fontdir "C:\fonts" C:\test.dwg C:\out.tif
dwg2any.exe -linewidth "1=0.1;2=0.1;3=0.1" C:\test.dwg C:\out.tif
dwg2any.exe C:\test.dwg C:\out.pdf
dwg2any.exe -byview C:\test.dwg C:\out.pdf
dwg2any.exe C:\test.dwg C:\out.emf
dwg2any.exe C:\test.dwg C:\out.wmf
dwg2any.exe C:\test.dwg C:\out.ps
dwg2any.exe -noext C:\test.dwg C:\out.emf
dwg2any.exe C:\*.dwg C:\*.pdf
dwg2any.exe -fontdir "C:\fonts" C:\test.dwg C:\out.pdf
dwg2any.exe -linewidth "1=0.1;2=0.1;3=0.1" C:\test.dwg C:\out.tif
dwg2any.exe -width 612 -height 792 C:\test.dwg C:\out.tif
dwg2any.exe -linewidth "1=0.1;2=0.1;3=0.1" C:\test.dwg C:\out.pdf
dwg2any.exe -colormode 1 -fixed -linewidth "0=0.5;1=0.25;2=0.25;3=0.15;4=0.5;6=0.4" C:\test.dwg C:\out.pdf
dwg2any.exe -linewidth "0=0.5;1=0.25;2=0.25;3=0.15;4=0.5;6=0.4" -colormode 1 -debug -fixed C:\test.dwg C:\out.pdf