Drawboard Projects

Revit

Upload sheets from Revit to Drawboard Projects in one step for collaborative markup and faster reviews.

Autodesk® Revit® is one of the most widely used BIM (Building Information Modeling) platforms for architects, engineers, and construction professionals. It enables teams to design, model, and document buildings and infrastructure in a shared environment, ensuring accuracy and coordination across disciplines.

With the Drawboard Projects add-in for Revit, you can upload sheets directly into your Projects workspace without the usual export steps or file juggling. Choose the sheets you need, upload them in one step, and start real-time collaborative markups with your team, all while staying inside your Revit workflow. Feedback is captured on the sheet itself, and you can even save local PDF copies during upload to keep your own records.

Revit Add-in: setup and workflow

Product page overview

Autodesk App Store listing

Features + Benefits

One-step publishing

Upload sheets from Revit to Drawboard Projects without extra exports or file handling.

Live shared markups

Collaborate on the same sheet in real time with all reviewers seeing updates instantly.

Always the latest

Reviewers are guided to the newest revision so feedback stays relevant.

How to connect Revit

Getting connected is quick — the add-in is available right from Autodesk’s App Store.

Install the Drawboard Projects Add-in from the Autodesk App Store.
In Revit, open the Add-ins tab and choose Upload to Drawboard Projects.
Sign in, pick your Drawboard Projects workspace, and select the sheets to publish.
Confirm sheet details and upload. Your drawings appear in Drawboard Projects for review.

Tip: You can optionally save local PDF copies during upload.

Once connected, your design files are only a click away from a collaborative review session.

Ways to use Drawboard Projects and Revit

Drawboard Projects and Revit combine to make your design review workflows faster, more connected, and easier to manage.

Early-stage design reviews: Push preliminary sheets to Drawboard Projects to get quick feedback from stakeholders before major modeling work continues.
Multi-discipline coordination: Upload sheets from architectural, structural, and MEP teams to review clashes and design impacts together.
As-built documentation: Publish final construction sheets from Revit to Drawboard Projects for markup, then archive reviewed versions for project closeout.

Integrate Revit with Drawboard Projects today to bring your BIM data and drawing reviews into one connected loop.

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