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ArcGIS for AutoCAD is a free, downloadable plug-in application for AutoCAD that provides interoperability between AutoCAD & ArcGIS. Access GIS maps.

Update: I reacently made a new updated version of this video with a quicker and easier way to import a georeferenced Google Earth Image into AutoCAD. Check out the new method and video here: Today I was asked how to quickly bring a google earth image into plain AutoCAD and have it line up with some property lines from a city website. It’s a pretty quick and easy process but I’m sure this wasn’t the first time someone needed to do this, so I put tog ether an easy tutorial video for you guys and have included it below.

I use a simple method of adding georeferenced pins in google earth and labeling them with their corresponding utm coordinates. Then you simple save an image of the locations to your computer as shown. Next your going to attach an image from the external reference tab and browse to your saved google earth.jpg or (Read More to Continue) whatever image format you used. After selecting it simply insert your image anywhere in the drawing.

Now find your image and enter the ‘align’ command, the prompt will ask you to select your object to align, this is your image. The next prompt asks for your ‘first source point’ for this you will select the tip of one of your pins, hitting enter brings up the ‘destination point’ prompt.

For this you will simply type in the pins labeled coordinates in x,y format. After pressing enter the process will repeat. Select your second source point and enter the new coordinates. After you’ve done this for the second time you will just hit enter on the third source point. This brings up a prompt to scale, select ‘y’ for yes.

That’s it, your google earth image is now georeference to utm coordinates!! If you’ve got any questions or comments at all just leave em below and I hope this has helped at least a few of you! Also published on. Brandon is a Civil Designer, aspiring blogger and tech aficionado from a small town in Canada.

He has been obsessed with design and technology since diapers (coincidentally, his amazing wife recently gave birth to their first son, Emmett, and diapers are now a majority of their free time) and working as a Civil Designer for nearly as long. Brandon’s blog and Youtube channel, CADIntentions.com has been his outlet and loving excuse for keeping up with new tech and trends in the CAD design world for the last five years growing to over 3 million views and being the source of many great friendships and opportunities.