Print2CAD’s logo is a picture of the Earth and moon with a large lens flare across a fiery background. The wizard option displays a plain white and easy to read menu, but the main menu is another story. Print2CAD’s graphics are rather strange and jarring. Each video tutorial breaks down how an option works and the best means of using them. Thankfully, nearly every menu provides a large and clear link to Print2CAD's online tutorials.
The various explanations within menus might be common to graphic designers, but will likely be too complex for casual users. In the main menu option there are large buttons that are clearly marked. In the wizard option you will only need to select a few checkboxes and dropdown menus to reach the best conversion settings. Print2CAD’s menus are easy to understand and use. There is no "yes to all" button for these confirmations, so you may need click through them many times. When you convert under Print2CAD’s main menu there will be more notifications and confirmations for any possible errors or recommendations. Optimization will allow you to set color schemes, separate layers, and normalize any text. In the vector menu you can choose the level of rasterisation, such as specific pixel length, trace thickness, and angle sensitivity. Under analysis Print2CAD will show you how many paths, hatches, texts, and images a particular file will contain. Before converting you can select three different options for analysis, vectorization, and optimization. The main menu option is much more detailed.
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