Download or export marked-up drawings
After a drawing review, Nomic shows the source pages with markups overlaid. Review the issues first, then download a marked-up PDF to share with the team, archive, or open in Bluebeam.
Export from the review
- Open the completed drawing review.
- Click Export in the top-right of the review.
- Choose what to include:
- Marked-up drawings — the source PDF with annotations flattened in.
- Issue table — a separate CSV or PDF of findings.
- Click Download.
What's in the marked-up PDF today
- All findings as flattened annotations (text + leader lines) on each affected page.
- The page numbering of the original drawing set is preserved.
Choose the right PDF viewer
Most PDF viewers can open the exported file, but construction-focused PDF tools usually give the best review experience. If a browser viewer, macOS Preview, or another lightweight viewer displays markups oddly, try opening the PDF in Bluebeam, PDF-XChange, Adobe Acrobat, or the PDF reviewer your team already uses.
If the file still looks wrong in a full PDF editor, send Nomic Support the exported PDF, the original review link, and the viewer name/version so we can reproduce it.
What's not in it yet
- Editable comments. Markups are flattened on export — they're great for sharing but they're not editable Bluebeam comments. If you need editable markups, copy the comment text from the issue table.
- Source citations. The PDF includes the page reference; full source links remain inside Nomic.
Tips
- Review before export. Accept useful findings and reject false positives before the PDF becomes part of your review process.
- Share the Nomic review link with internal reviewers first — they can drill into citations and source pages without round-tripping a PDF.
- Use the issue table CSV for tracking. It's the right input for your existing issue-tracking process (Excel, Smartsheet, your QA tool of choice).
- Re-run after fixes — Nomic versions runs, so you can compare what changed between the initial review and the resubmittal.