FluidDraw Pros and Cons

In my experience using FluidDraw, what really stands out is how much it simplifies creating circuit diagrams.

Firstly, the built-in symbol libraries are fantastic. Having all those standard symbols at my fingertips saves a ton of time compared to drawing them myself or searching through scattered files. Plus, the ability to directly insert components from the Festo catalog is a game-changer – it keeps everything consistent and saves me the hassle of finding part numbers and specs.

Another big time-saver is the automation features. FluidDraw automatically generates equipment designations and part data, which is a huge help on big projects. It frees me up to focus on the design itself, rather than getting bogged down in tedious tasks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing specific but it is a little costly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

First time using it however much better in comparison to CADTalk which we were using before.

2D modelling only, but most people thats all they need. Cloud based option also which was good for ease of use especially for quick deployment. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

No MAC support however that is on par with most other Cad software. Could do with 3D modelling as a feature. The 365 Subscription model is fairly expensive, compared to those who are used to just buying a single license.

It is not as feature rich as some other software but still we found it better than our previous software. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.