Drawing to BOM

Turn a drawing’s parts table into an editable spreadsheet.

Processed on MST servers
No sign-in. Private retained files.

01 Choose a drawing

PNG, JPEG or PDFUp to 25 MB · Uploaded when you choose Extract BOM

MST uploads and stores the original file and recognized result privately on its GPU server. Files are kept until you or an MST administrator delete them. MST can review the file, result, filename, anonymous visitor and usage record to operate and improve this service. Files are not used for model training.

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Previous uploads and private receipts

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02 Review your BOM

Editable result

Your parts table will appear here

Extract the BOM, then check part numbers and quantities against the drawing. Every cell can be edited.

Excel includes your current rows, source details and review notes. Saving or exporting retains your current rows as a separate version. Check the draft before ordering or changing an assembly.

Read a printed parts table

Choose a page, crop the table with its headers, then extract, check and export the rows. This tool reads an existing parts list; it does not infer parts from drawing geometry.

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