Build circuit boards faster with simple computer vision
Save hours creating schematic symbols and PCB footprints by using simple computer vision and OCR to build them in minutes. All Free.
How It Works
Step 1
Highlight the pin definition from the datasheet. The pin data will be extracted using our computer vision algorithm.
Step 2
Modify the extracted data to your preferences if needed and generate the symbol.
Step 3
The symbol will automatically link to a verified footprint. It can then be downloaded in all major formats.
Build Fast and Free
Easily build a schematic symbol using the datasheet in minutes. All Free.
Build to Standards
Symbols are automatically linked to an IPC-compliant footprint to meet manufacturing standards.
Build Any Format
Available to download for all major PCB design tool formats.
Exports To
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Altium
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Autodesk Fusion 360
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Cadence
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CircuitStudio
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CR-5000
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CR-8000
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DesignSpark
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DipTrace
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Eagle
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Easy-PC
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eCADSTAR
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ExpressPCB Plus
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KiCad
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OrCAD
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PADS
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P-CAD
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PCB123
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Proteus
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Pulsonix
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Target 3001!
See it in Action
Built to Standards
The generated symbol is automatically linked to a verified footprint that follows IPC-7351B standards.
All footprints were created by our in-house component engineering team and verified with a three-step verification process.
Learn more about our standards here.
Leveraging Latest Technology
We're using the latest computer vision technology to automatically recognize the pin numbers and names from the pin definition table. Using our algorithm, we're able to automatically detect the type of each pin and place them in the appropriate place in the schematic symbol.
Free For All
InstaBuild is available for free on select SnapEDA part pages. Try out these example parts below.
Made by SnapEDA
SnapEDA's free, ready-to-use library shaves days off product development time so designers can focus on optimization and innovation. Tens of thousands of engineers worldwide rely on SnapEDA to design faster.
About Us
SnapEDA is a startup based in San Francisco whose goal is to build the canonical library for circuit board design. We're inspired by innovation, and want to make it as easy as possible to move from idea to product.