Type where you draw
With Dynamic Input, the command, the prompt and the exact length or angle all appear next to your cursor. You type the number there and keep your eyes on the drawing. It is on from the first start. How Dynamic Input works
Musa CAD is a free program for 2D technical drawings: parts, plans, sections and sheets. If you have used AutoCAD, you already know how to use it. The commands, prompts, ribbon and keyboard shortcuts are the same. This wiki shows you how to install it, how to draw with it, and what every command does.
Type where you draw
With Dynamic Input, the command, the prompt and the exact length or angle all appear next to your cursor. You type the number there and keep your eyes on the drawing. It is on from the first start. How Dynamic Input works
Automate whole drawings
A Musa CAD drawing is a plain text file that any program can write, and the musacad command checks and prints drawings without opening a window. Scripts and AI agents can produce finished drawing sets. Scripting and automation
Open the files you already have
Musa CAD reads and writes DXF directly. It opens and saves DWG through the free ODA File Converter, which it downloads for you in one click.
Free, open source, no account
It runs on Windows and Linux, with a macOS preview. There is no licence key, no sign-in and no subscription.
New releases and longer write-ups are on the blog. The latest: Musa CAD 0.8.0 is out.
Every page tells you how far to trust it, just under its title:
The command lists and the pictures of drawings are made by Musa CAD itself whenever the wiki is built, so they always match the release it was built for.
Nothing here is copied from Autodesk’s documentation. Every page is written from Musa CAD’s own source code, its own prompts and real use.