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Nasjicad / Linux

Your drawings. Your Linux desktop.

A native desktop window for your DWG and DXF work. Draft offline, organize layers, reuse blocks and keep editable files on your computer. Online AI assistance is optional and requires an account and a paid plan or credits.

Linux · x86-64 / amd64

Download for Linux / Ubuntu

64-bit x86 Linux. The .deb package is intended for Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 and compatible Debian-based desktops. ARM devices are not supported by these packages.

Manual drafting is free and needs no account. AI work needs internet access; ordinary local editing works offline.

Ubuntu / Debian (.deb)

Nasjicad-1.0.41-linux-amd64.deb · 88.7 MB

SHA-256 c72283f9bd88ce1d0940f653406d2020b2a3832e3adc31591ac0bf3b522f5f5a

Portable AppImage

Nasjicad-1.0.41-linux-x86_64.AppImage · 112.3 MB

SHA-256 5df3592e554c3db59888648774e89f5c37781e3e43b4f51b75860f203cfafd25

Install on Ubuntu

  1. Download the .deb package. In Files, open your Downloads folder and choose Open in Terminal.
  2. Run the command below, then launch Nasjicad from your applications menu. Keep your drawings in your usual project folders.
  3. Updates download inside Nasjicad. Installing a .deb update may ask for your administrator password. Save open drawings before restarting.
sudo apt install ./Nasjicad-1.0.41-linux-amd64.deb

Replace the filename with the version you downloaded.

Use the AppImage

Keep the AppImage in a permanent writable folder such as ~/Applications. Mark it executable, then open it. It can update its own file. On systems that restrict portable Electron apps, use the .deb package or web version; do not disable the browser sandbox.

chmod +x Nasjicad-1.0.41-linux-x86_64.AppImage

Before you switch

Can I open DWG files on Ubuntu?

Nasjicad opens and saves DWG and DXF. Test a copy of a representative project, including its fonts, external references and unusual objects, before moving your workflow.

Is this AutoCAD for Linux?

No. Nasjicad is an independent CAD application published by UPREPS LTD. AutoCAD is an Autodesk product; Nasjicad is not affiliated with Autodesk.

Does Linux get the same drawing tools?

The Linux, Windows, Mac and browser versions share the CAD renderer: layers, dimensions, hatches, blocks and editable geometry. Desktop integration and installation differ by platform.