We have three boolean operations: Union, Subtract and Intersect. Union unites two or more objects - if they overlap. Intersect does the exact opposite: if applied to two overlapping objects, only their overlap would remain. Subtract takes away one object and its overlap from two overlapping objects.

The Offset tool copies a closed wire. The copies have the same centre as the closed wire, and their copying scale can be set with the Apple Pencil.

Sweep is very similar to Loft. In addition to Loft, you also get to specify the path along which the software will connect the cross-sections for you. The path can be a line, or even connecting lines.

If you'd like to create an object only by specifying its cross-sections, Loft is your tool. Draw your cross-sections - and let Shapr3D connect them for you.

The Revolve tool revolves the object selected along a specific axis, by a specific amount of degrees.

The Freeform Surface tool molds existing surfaces along contours and control points that you draw. Shapr3D is the only CAD that helps you achieve unconventional designs with Freeform Surfaces, on a tablet.

The shell command creates a hollowed object from a solid one. If you're looking for a certain wall thickness, you're able to specify it.

Extruding can make your sketches go from 2D to 3D by extending them along the Z axis, by a specified height. It can also be used to change existing objects by extruding their faces along an axis.

You can easily chamfer and fillet edges in Shapr3D. All you have to do is push and pull on the edges you want to modify.

You can organize your work in groups.

You can set any parameter to have exact measurement. We support the following length units: mm, cm, m, inch and foot.

In Ghost mode, you are invisible. :)