What is a .DWT file?
DWT is an AutoCAD drawing template, used to start new drawings. Created and opened by Autodesk AutoCAD.
- Did you know
- DWT is an AutoCAD drawing template, storing the standard layers and styles a firm reuses.
- Opening a DWT in AutoCAD spawns a fresh drawing seeded with its contents rather than editing the template itself.
- AutoCAD ships ready-made DWT templates preset to drafting standards such as ISO and ANSI sheet sizes.
- What Analyser shows you
- Render 2D vector diagrams and CAD drawings to a preview: draw.io / diagrams.net (DRAWIO) files - decoding the mxGraph model, inline or compressed - AutoCAD DXF drawings (parsing the ASCII ENTITIES section), and binary AutoCAD DWG/DWT drawings, parsed by LibreDWG (WebAssembly) into their entities and rendered to an SVG, with an entity and layer breakdown. The thumbnail AutoCAD stored inside the DWG when it was last saved is pulled out alongside it, so even a drawing no CAD engine can open still shows a picture of itself.
- Open a .DWT file
- Drag a .DWT file onto the Analyser home page (or tap to pick one). It opens entirely in your browser - nothing is uploaded, there is no account, and it works offline once installed.
- Related formats
- .DRAWIO · .DXF · .DWG. See all supported file types.