

FluidCAD
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Parametric 3D CAD in browser using JavaScript scripting, fully interactive viewport editing, non-destructive feature tree control, direct geometry referencing, rapid prototyping, STEP import/export, smart defaults, minimal math, and open source availability.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (LGPL-2.1)
Application types
Platforms
- Visual Studio Code
- JavaScript
- Neovim
- Typescript
- Node.JS
- npm
Features
- Parametric Modeling
- Works Offline
- Ad-free
- Dark Mode
- No Tracking
- Command line interface
- 3D Renderer
- Interactive Prototyping
- Parametric
FluidCAD News & Activities
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Recent activities
- niksavc liked FluidCAD
- POX updated FluidCAD
- POX added FluidCAD as alternative to LibreCAD, Autodesk AutoCAD, SOLIDWORKS and Microsoft 3D Builder
- POX added FluidCAD
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What is FluidCAD?
Parametric CAD for everyone. Write JavaScript. See 3D geometry in real time.
See it in action
From interactive viewport input to parametric history — a closer look at what makes FluidCAD different.
- Navigate Your Modeling History: Step through your feature tree one operation at a time. Review how any model was built and roll back to any point — no destructive edits.
- Mouse-Driven Prototyping: Extrude regions by dragging in the viewport. Get to the right shape faster, then lock in the values with code.
- Feature Transforms & Patterns: Apply linear and circular patterns to entire feature sequences. Mirror, rotate, and repeat complex geometry from simple building blocks.
- STEP Import & Export: Import existing CAD models or export your designs with full color support. Works with every standard CAD tool.
CAD by Code as it should be
A complete toolbox for parametric CAD. From first sketch to final export.
- Traditional CAD Workflow: Sketches, extrusions, fillets, shells, booleans, and more. A modeling workflow familiar to CAD users.
- Smart Defaults: Most operations just do the right thing. extrude picks up the last sketch, fillet targets the last selection, touching shapes are automatically fused — less boilerplate, more readable code.
- Shape References: Reference faces, edges, and vertices of other shapes directly. Minimal math, maximum clarity.






