BenCAD vs KulmanLab
Both are 2D CAD programs that run in a web browser with no install and no account, and both read and write DXF. The biggest difference is where you can use them: KulmanLab is desktop-only, while BenCAD was built for touch screens as well as desktops.
START DRAWING — FREEAt a glance
| BenCAD | KulmanLab | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free; Pro adds advanced tools | Free, no paid plan |
| Phones and tablets | Yes, built for touch | No — desktop only, per its FAQ |
| DXF | Import and export (R12, mm) | Import and export |
| Layers | Shapes sorted onto layers in DXF export | Full layer manager |
| Blocks | Doors, windows, bathroom and furniture library; save your own | Not supported, per its FAQ |
| Floor-plan tools | Room labels with areas, area tool, material hatches | General drafting |
| Printing | True-scale PDF with title block, scale bar, north arrow | Print to PDF/PNG with paper layouts |
| Languages | English | Over 30 |
Choose KulmanLab if
You only draw at a desktop, want everything free, need a full layer manager, or want the interface in your own language.
Choose BenCAD if
You draw on a phone or tablet as well as a computer, or you draw buildings and spaces and want blocks, room labels with areas and material hatches at real size.
Sources
KulmanLab details from its FAQ and homepage.
Details of other products were checked on 13 October 2026 and can change; see their websites for current prices and features.
Questions
Can I move drawings between them?
Yes, as DXF. Export from one and import into the other.