Pick a symbol.
Instruments, equipment and valves. You see the symbol before it lands on the sheet.
Place your equipment and instruments, connect them, and draf.ing works out the sizes and the line routing.
In your browser. Nothing to install.Symbol library
You decide what goes where. draf.ing handles the dimensions and connections.
Instruments, equipment and valves. You see the symbol before it lands on the sheet.
Lines run at right angles and hop over each other where they cross, so the drawing stays readable.
Export one SVG file that carries its own artwork, or send someone a read-only link.
Sizes, tag layout and connection points come from ANSI/ISA-5.1. Open the catalogue and look at any outline up close.
Open the cataloguedraf.ing has an MCP connector. You describe the process in a chat with Claude, and the drawing turns up in your account.
Paste https://draf.ing/mcp into Claude as a custom connector and sign in once. Nothing to install.
Name the streams, the equipment and the loops. Claude can also say where each symbol sits; tag numbers, symbol shapes and line routing stay here.
Whatever Claude draws opens in the editor under your account, ready to change and export.
You place every symbol, and draf.ing works out the sizes, where the nozzles sit and how the lines run. With the MCP connector, Claude can place them for you.
You can edit the artwork in the catalogue. The tag and annotation layers stay as the standard draws them.
The link shows a snapshot nobody can edit. Changes you make afterwards stay private until you refresh the shared copy.
A single SVG file with the artwork and styling inside it.