CAD software for Mac

AutoCAD for Mac delivers all the popular functionality of the Windows version and is included in every AutoCAD subscription however has a more familiar interface for Mac users. View a more detailed comparison of features.

Yes, Autodesk file types are native to the program and not the specific operating system you are using. Whether a file is created with the Windows version or Mac version it utilizes the same extension and is cross-compatible on either operating system.

Autodesk has Mac-compatible versions for many of its popular software programs and in many cases is included in your subscription. View a complete list of Mac software from Autodesk.

If there is a Mac-compatible version you will often see a Mac installer (typically a .dmg extension) option when downloading your software from Autodesk. For specific installation instructions about your program, you can refer to the support section.

Fusion 360 for Mac is compatible with macOS Big Sur 11.x, Mojave 10.14, and Catalina 10.15. Fusion also requires a CPU with a minimum of 4 cores (1.7GHz or greater), 4GB of RAM, and 3GB of storage. See the most up-to-date specs.

Autodesk CAD software is compatible natively with Windows and Mac Operating Systems and some apps include versions for Mobile devices. Limited Linux compatibility is available for Maya and unofficial support can be achieved using third-party compatibility programs such as Wine.

Yes, AutoCAD for Mac is available with every AutoCAD subscription. Compare features and download a trial.

AutoCAD for Windows differs primarily through interface changes such as tool palettes, multi-window support, and typical Windows interface elements including a start tab and the ribbon. Visit our support center for a breakdown of specific Windows features.

AutoCAD for Mac is included in every AutoCAD subscription and starts at $250

The AutoCAD mobile app works effortlessly with Apple’s Pencil, allowing you to instantly translate sketches on your iPad pro into AutoCAD objects. Apple Pencil puts CAD tools right at hand, allowing you to edit, add notes, and include dimensions in your freehand drawings.

While Inventor does not have native support for Mac OS X, it can be run on a Windows partition using Boot Camp or a virtualization program such as Parallels. Learn more about installing Inventor on your Mac.

While Fusion 360 is no longer available on the macOS App Store, it can be downloaded directly from the Autodesk website, included in every Fusion 360 subscription. For more details about transitioning your existing Fusion 360 downloads from the macOS App Store to your Autodesk account, check out our support article.

Fusion 360 is free for personal use (hobbyists, startups, or qualifying non-commercial users). For all other users, Fusion 360 is available as a monthly subscription for -