Ordering a DXF map takes about 1 minute. Search for your property, register and preview your location. Then pay and download your map. You can then print it out if you need to.
OS map data is not for sale, but it can be licensed through an official supplier such as BuyAPlan®. A one-year license is included with any digital mapping purchased through BuyAPlan®. If you need the license extended, please get in touch.
You can directly download a map in DXF format from BuyAPlan®. When your map is in your basket, go to the 'Format' tab and select ‘DXF (for CAD)' before checking out.
The cost of a DXF map can vary depending on the format, the supplier and the scale selected. BuyAPlan® offers DXF maps starting at £15.99
*All prices are exclusive of VAT.
Yes, you can preview your map for free before purchase. We offer a free preview of all our maps to make sure everything is correct before your proceed.
You must first sign up for an account using your email address and a password, or log in to your existing account. Then, using the postcode, eastings/northings, or latitude/longitude information for your area, look for the desired location. You must add the appropriate size to your basket after selecting your area and previewing it on the website. Go to the 'Format' tab once the map is in your basket. After selecting DWG (for CAD), you can check out. Your map will be available for download via the link provided within seconds.
A DXF map is a digital file format used to represent two-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) maps, plans, and drawings. DXF stands for Drawing Exchange Format, which was developed by Autodesk, the maker of AutoCAD, one of the most popular computer-aided design (CAD) software used in the industry.
DXF files require CAD software. If you do not have a CAD software license, you can open and view your DXF map using this free Autodesk Free Viewer online.
DWG and DXF are both file formats used to store computer-aided design (CAD) drawings, including maps. The main difference between DWG and DXF maps lies in their level of compatibility and functionality. DWG files are optimized for use with AutoCAD and contain detailed information about the drawing, while DXF files are a more universal format that can be read by a wider range of software but contain less detailed information. Both our DWG and DXF format maps are compatible with all major CAD software including AutoCAD.
Our DXF maps are compatible with most major CAD software including AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT, Freecad, Vectorworks, Solidworks, Revit, 3ds Max, Autodesk Civil3D, CATIA, PRO Landscape, Sketchup and more.
Our DXF maps are regularly updated every 6 weeks by the Ordnance Survey. You can check the official Ordnance Survey website to find out when the latest OS MasterMap® update took place.