Automatic Lighting Placement system for Revit users
Stop wasting hours on manual lighting layout from CAD to BIM!
Our service for Revit users completes this work in minutes,
with guaranteed accuracy, so you can focus on design, not routine tasks

Submit your lighting files in DWG/DXF format. The system will instantly analyze them and provide a price estimate for the processing

Confirm your order and complete the payment. The service will automatically generate a ready-to-use RVT file with pre-placed lighting families

Get your ready Revit file via a direct download link immediately after processing
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DIALux Export File

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Processed in minutes with high accuracy
The service is cheaper than manual work. Pay via corporate invoice or corporate wire transfer. Individual card payments are also accepted online
Fast feedback: Get your results via a download link within 5 minutes of payment and file upload. In case of any processing failure, a full refund is guaranteed
Data Confidentiality: Processing lighting data from DWG to RVT requires no architectural links, ensuring the absolute confidentiality of your project data
Interdisciplinary Compatibility: By bringing your lighting data into the 3D space, developers of related disciplines (Arch, HVAC, LV, PB) can instantly view your luminaires, minimizing clashes for all project participants at the earliest stages
Data Security: No installation of additional third-party software or plugins is required. You can immediately open the generated file in Revit version 2022 or later
Design Acceleration: Having luminaires natively in BIM allows you to work correctly in Revit: connect fixtures to electrical circuits, generate Schedules & Quantities, and create lighting panel schedules
Quality Control: Easily verify lighting calculation results directly within the model. Save engineering hours and improve the quality of project deliverables using standard Revit validation tools or DIALux export
Design Flexibility: Instantly detect changes in architectural plans, such as updated room layouts or luminaires crossing newly modified room contours