Push/Pull
Pull any face into a solid, or push through it to cut a hole.
Features
Everything a model needs.
Everything a model needs.
Nothing it doesn't.
Simple tools that do exactly what you expect, and a few that do more than you'd guess.
Exact by typing
Type a size like 2m,1m at any moment. Metric units, and feet and inches.
Measure and guide
Tape Measure leaves guide lines and points. Dimensions stay attached to the model.
Move, Rotate, Scale, Offset
Copy as you move, make arrays like x5, and repeat the last copy with ⌘D.
Groups and Components
Edit one copy and every copy follows. The Outliner names, hides and locks each part.
A library that saves itself
Every step is saved. Folders, thumbnails and earlier versions are in the sidebar.
Export anywhere
USDZ for Quick Look and AR at real size, glTF, OBJ, STL, COLLADA, DXF and images.
Made for the Mac
Swift, Metal and Liquid Glass. Light and Dark, trackpad gestures and real Mac menus.
Cut Sheet
Turn a model into a cut list and packed sheets of plywood, with grain and kerf counted. Export it as a PDF.
Materials and stock
Paint with colors, wood patterns and image textures. Materials can carry their sheet size and thickness.
Tags
Tag drawer boxes or appliances, then hide them all at once from the Outliner.
Saved views
Save camera views with a thumbnail, update them, and jump back with a smooth move.
How it works
Draw. Push. Build.
Three moves make almost anything.
Draw
Click, click. Edges snap to points and axes, and every closed loop becomes a face.
Push
One click and a drag turn a flat face into depth.
Build
Type exact sizes as you go. Edges stick together, so walls, steps and rooms just add up.
Push/Pull
Push in. Pull out.
Every flat face is a handle. Pull it up into a solid, push it back to carve a recess, or push straight through to cut a clean hole.
Precision
Measure as you go.
Type a length, a size or an angle at any moment, without clicking a box. Tape Measure leaves dashed guides to snap to, and Dimensions stay attached as the model changes.
Meters, centimeters, millimeters, feet and inches, and architectural fractions.
Components
Build once. Use everywhere.
Turn a window, a chair or a whole house into a component, place copies, and edit any one of them: every copy updates. The Outliner shows the whole model as a tree you can name, hide, lock and isolate.
Cut Sheet
From model to plywood.
Give a material its stock, and Pibo Draw lists every part and packs them onto sheets, counting grain, kerf and edge trim. Drag parts around by hand if you like, follow the cuts in saw order, and export a PDF for the shop.
Export
Take it anywhere.
Send a model to Quick Look and AR on iPhone and iPad at its real size, to Blender and game engines, or to your 3D printer.
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Keyboard
Your main tools, one key away
Your hands stay on the keyboard, and your eyes stay on the model.
␣SelectSpace
LLine
RRectangle
CCircle
A2 Point Arc
PPush/Pull
MMove
QRotate
SScale
FOffset
EEraser
BPaint Bucket
ISample Material
TTape Measure
DDimension
GMake Component
OOrbit
HPan
ZZoom
⇧ZZoom Extents
Arrow keys lock an axis, and Shift holds a snap.
FAQ
Questions
Who is Pibo Draw for?
Anyone who wants to sketch an idea in 3D without learning a complex CAD package: makers, woodworkers, designers, architects and students. If you can draw a rectangle, you can build a box.
Which file formats does it support?
Models save as Pibo Draw documents. You can export USDZ, glTF Binary, OBJ, STL, COLLADA and DXF, plus PNG, JPEG and TIFF images, and import COLLADA and DXF files. Cut Sheets export as PDF.
Will I lose work if I forget to save?
No. Every step saves automatically into your library, and earlier versions are kept, so you can go back.
Which platforms does it run on?
macOS first. Pibo Draw is a native Mac app built with Swift and Metal, and it needs macOS 26 or later.
When can I try it?
Pibo Draw is in development and coming to the Mac soon.
What does "Pibo" mean?
Push In, Build Out. It's the whole idea in four words: draw a flat shape, then push it into something solid.
Push in. Build out.
Coming soon to the Mac.