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SolidWorks eDrawings vs. Creo Schematics

A side-by-side comparison based on G2 review data.

MetricSolidWorks eDrawings

by Dassault Systèmes

Creo Schematics

by PTC

Overall rating4.34.2
Review count10224
Ease of use8.88.8
Ease of setup9.08.6
Quality of support8.58.6
Meets requirements8.68.4
NPS55.10204143.478261
Small Business37.3%70.8%
Mid-Market46.1%20.8%
Enterprise16.7%8.3%
Total page views201108
Total LLM citations61928

SolidWorks eDrawings

SOLIDWORKS eDrawings is a comprehensive 2D, 3D, and AR/VR design communication tool that facilitates seamless collaboration among stakeholders throughout the design-to-manufacture process. By enabling users to share, view, and annotate CAD files across various platforms—including desktop, web, and mobile devices—eDrawings accelerates design processes and enhances clarity in communication. Key Features and Functionality: - Cross-Platform Compatibility: Access and share 2D and 3D CAD files on desktop, web, or mobile devices, ensuring flexibility and convenience.

Pros

  • 3D Modeling
  • Features
  • Ease of Use
  • Free Access
  • Accuracy
  • 3D Warehouse

Creo Schematics

Creo Schematics is a comprehensive, stand-alone 2D diagramming solution for creating 2D schematic diagrams of routed systems such as cabling, piping, HVAC and hydraulic systems. The software automates the creation of detailed 3D routed system designs from existing 2D schematics within Creo Parametric and Creo Elements/Direct. This saves time, reduces errors, and eliminates tedious manual processes by correctly interpreting 2D logic and transferring it accurately into 3D.

Pros