facadetool

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facadetool turns a single facade photograph into a clean, perspective-corrected elevation drawing ready for CAD and BIM, in minutes rather than hours. Upload any facade photo from the street, a site visit, or an archive. The pipeline automatically rectifies perspective, segments architectural elements, reconstructcts occluded lines, and removes transient objects like people, cars, and trees. Download as DXF or PNG, with optional real-world scaling via a single reference dimension. Architects, heritage teams, facade engineers, surveyors, contractors, and students use facadetool across early-stage design studies, measured surveys, refurbishment documentation, shop drawings, competition submissions, and quantity take-offs. The output is a near-orthographic elevation with snap-clean vector lines that opens directly in Rhino, AutoCAD, Revit, and more. Fully browser-based with no plugins or installations required. Manual elevation drafting from photographs is slow, inconsistent, and expensive. facadetool standardizes output quality and saves hours per drawing, whether you are documenting a historic facade or preparing a refurbishment package under deadline. Built by architects, for architects.