uCAD

Making furniture? We’ll draw it, board by board, with the cut list

A bookshelf 80 cm wide, 180 high, five shelves, 18 mm plywood

uCAD’s AI draws it at real thicknesses. Or start from a ready plan, a bench, a workbench, a desk: set your sizes and the lumber your store sells, and get the cut list, what to buy, how to cut it and the build steps, every screw shown.

Tell us what you’re makingBrowse the plans

A workbench with 4x4 legs, 2x4 frames, a plywood top and a shelf, drawn in uCAD

What you get

The piece in 3D

Every board at its real thickness: see it in your room, check the drawers open.

The cut list

Every part’s length, width and thickness, lettered, in millimetres or inches.

What to buy

Put in the lengths and the sheets your store sells: how many boards, how many sheets.

How to cut it

Each board and sheet drawn with its parts on it and what’s left over.

Joints you can trust

Pocket screws, face screws and glue where they belong, each drawn at its size: no screws into end grain.

Step by step

The build steps play on the model with the wood see-through, so you see where every screw goes.

Or start from a plan

Ready plans with a cut list, what to buy and build steps. Open one, set your sizes and the lumber your store sells, and it’s built again.

All woodworking plans

Tell us what you need. We’ll do it.

uCAD’s AI draws it in real sizes, and changes it when you ask.

You say it, we draw it

No CAD to learn: write what you need the way you’d tell a builder or a designer.

Not right? Say so

“Move the sofa to the window.” “A metre wider.” Every change can be undone; nothing can break.

Free to try

Nothing to install: it opens in your browser. A new account tries the AI free.

Rather draw it yourself?

Board by board

A side is a rectangle pulled to 18 mm; copy it across for the other side.

Joinery you can see

Cut one solid with another for a dado, a groove or a mortise.

Out to the CNC

The top view as DXF or SVG, the model as STL or OBJ.

Questions

Do I need to know CAD?

No. Say what you need and uCAD’s AI draws it; ask again to change it. The drawing tools are there if you’d rather do some of it yourself.

What does the AI cost?

A new account tries it free. After that it comes with uCAD Pro ($19.99 a month); building after a photo, a sketch or a plan is in uCAD Studio ($49.99 a month). Drawing by hand, importing and exporting stay free.

How exact is it?

Every part has its real size, and you can measure anything. If the AI gets a detail wrong, tell it, or fix it by hand.

My store sells different lumber. What then?

Each plan takes the lumber you can buy (38 × 89, 45 × 95, 50 × 100…) and the sheet your store sells: it’s built again for them, screws and all.

Can I export for a CNC or a laser?

Export the top view as DXF or SVG, or the model as STL or OBJ.

Tell us what you’re making

We’ll draw it. You get the cut list.

Open uCADBrowse the plans