All Commands

Looking for a specific AutoCAD command? This page is a complete A–Z directory of every command on CAD Master Coach. Use it to jump directly to the command you need—whether it’s LINE, ERASE, ZOOM, or any of the hundreds of tools that make drafting faster and more accurate.

All AutoCAD Commands

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Arc

Arc

Learn how the AutoCAD ARC command works using all 10 arc drawing methods. Clear explanations, common pitfalls, and practical drafting examples.

Attribute

Attribute

Learn how to use the ATTRIBUTE (ATTDEF) command in AutoCAD to create editable text fields inside blocks. Step-by-step guide with options, examples, tips, and title block workflows.

Block

Block

Use the BLOCK command to define reusable drawing geometry. Step‑by‑step creation, editing, and best practices.

Break

Break

Cut objects into separate pieces with BREAK. Learn pick points, specify gaps, and common use cases.

Chamfer

Chamfer

Learn how the AutoCAD CHAMFER command creates beveled corners using distance or angle options. Includes trim behavior, common mistakes, and best-practice tips.

Circle

Circle

Learn how to draw circles in AutoCAD using center-radius, diameter, 2-point, 3-point, and tangent options, plus practical drafting tips.

Copy

Copy

Learn how to use the AutoCAD COPY command to duplicate objects quickly and accurately using base points, multiple copies, displacement options, and time-saving shortcuts.

CopyClip-CopyBase

CopyClip-CopyBase

Learn the difference between COPYCLIP and COPYBASE in AutoCAD, when to use each, and how base points affect accurate pasting between drawings.

CopyToLayer

CopyToLayer

Move or duplicate objects into a target layer using COPYTOLAYER. Ideal for layering workflows and cleanup.

CutClip-CutBase

CutClip-CutBase

Learn how to use CutClip and CutBase in AutoCAD to cut and copy objects to the clipboard. Understand when to use each command, best practices, and workflow tips.

Dim

Dim

Apply linear, angular, radial, arc length, ordinate dims with DIM. Styles, tolerances, and tips.

Distance

Distance

Learn how to use the AutoCAD DISTANCE (DIST) command to measure distances, angles, and coordinate differences accurately using OSNAP and inquiry tools.

Dtext

Dtext

Create single‑line notes with TEXT/DTEXT. Height, style, justification, and best practices.

Dynamic Input

Dynamic Input

Learn how to use Dynamic Input in AutoCAD with this step-by-step guide. Includes how to turn it on/off, distance and angle entry, pointer input, settings, tips, troubleshooting, and FAQs.

Erase

Erase

Learn how the AutoCAD ERASE command removes objects from a drawing. Covers selection methods, shortcuts, common mistakes, and when ERASE is better than TRIM or DELETE.

Explode

Explode

Use the AutoCAD EXPLODE command to break blocks, polylines, and hatches into editable objects. Learn when to use it—and when to avoid it.

Extend

Extend

Learn how the AutoCAD EXTEND command works to lengthen lines, arcs, and polylines to boundary edges. Includes boundary selection tips and common mistakes.

Fillet

Fillet

Learn how the AutoCAD FILLET command rounds corners using radius control. Understand trim behavior, common issues, and professional drafting workflows.

Hatch

Hatch

Learn how the AutoCAD HATCH command fills closed areas with patterns, solid fills, and gradients. Includes options, common issues, and pro tips.

Insert

Insert

Place blocks or external references into your drawing using INSERT. Learn strategies, options, and workflows.

Join

Join

Combine lines, arcs, or polylines into single objects with JOIN. Tolerances and cleanup tips.

Layer

Layer

Control visibility and standards with LAYER. Create, rename, freeze, lock, filter, and set properties.

Lengthen

Lengthen

Learn how to use the AutoCAD LENGTHEN command to extend or shorten lines and arcs with precision. Explore Delta, Percent, Total, and Dynamic options with step-by-step examples.

Line

Line

Get precise with the LINE command: useful tips for angles, dynamic input, object snaps, and layering.

MatchProp

MatchProp

Use the AutoCAD MATCHPROP command to quickly copy layers, colors, linetypes, and more between objects. Learn filters, tips, and common mistakes.

Mirror

Mirror

Learn how the AutoCAD MIRROR command creates symmetrical copies across an axis. Control erase options, precision alignment, and common drafting workflows.

Move

Move

Learn how the AutoCAD MOVE command repositions objects using base points and displacement. Includes OSNAP tips, selection strategies, and common mistakes.

Mtext

Mtext

Use the MTEXT command in AutoCAD to create and edit multiline text with formatting, columns, styles, and fields. Learn when to use MTEXT instead of TEXT.

Object Snap Tracking

Object Snap Tracking

Learn how Object Snap Tracking works in AutoCAD and how to use it with OSNAP, POLAR, and ORTHO for fast, precise drafting without construction lines.

Offset

Offset

Use the AutoCAD OFFSET command to create precise parallel lines, arcs, and polylines. Learn distance settings, side selection, erase source, and common mistakes.

OOPS

OOPS

Learn how the OOPS command in AutoCAD restores the most recently erased objects without undoing other work. Examples, history, and best practices included.

ORTHO

ORTHO

Learn how the ORTHO drafting aid in AutoCAD locks your cursor movement to perfect horizontal and vertical angles. This beginner-friendly guide explains how ORTHO works, how to turn it on/off, when to use it, common mistakes, CAD Master Coach tips, and real engineering examples.

OSNAP

OSNAP

Learn how to use OSNAP (Object Snap) in AutoCAD like a pro. This detailed guide covers running snaps, one-time snaps, shortcuts, best practices, tables, images, and precision drafting tips.

Pan

Pan

Use the PAN command in AutoCAD to move around large drawings without changing zoom level. Learn mouse shortcuts, command options, and common workflow tips professionals rely on.

Paste

Paste

Paste clipboard contents into drawings with precision. PASTECLIP and base point control.

Pedit

Pedit

Learn how the AutoCAD PEDIT command actually works. Understand join, width, vertex editing, fit vs spline, and converting lines to polylines—without trial and error.

Polar Tracking

Polar Tracking

Learn how Polar Tracking works in AutoCAD, how to control angles, set custom angles, use it with OSNAP, and create drafting shortcuts for real-world engineering applications.

Polygon

Polygon

Create regular polygons in AutoCAD using POLYGON: specify sides, inscribed/circumscribed mode, rotation, etc.

Polyline

Polyline

Explore how PLINE combines lines & arcs, editing techniques, width control, and smoothing with arcs.

Qleader

Qleader

Learn how the AutoCAD QLEADER command creates quick leader annotations for notes and callouts. Includes tips for styles, arrowheads, and consistent drafting.

Rectang

Rectang

AutoCAD RECTANG Command – Draw Rectangles Quickly

Redo

Redo

Accidentally undo too far? The REDO command restores actions you just undid. Learn how REDO works, when it fails, and how it differs from UNDO in AutoCAD.

Rotate

Rotate

Rotate entities around a base point to precise angles. Reference options and best practices.

Scale

Scale

Scale objects by factor or reference. Maintain proportions and avoid common scale mistakes.

Stretch

Stretch

Learn how to use the STRETCH command in AutoCAD. Includes selection rules, step-by-step example, practical applications, troubleshooting tips, and best practices.

Style

Style

Learn how the AutoCAD STYLE command works and how to create clean, consistent text styles for professional drawings.

TextEdit

TextEdit

Master the TEXTEDIT command in AutoCAD. Learn how to edit DTEXT and MTEXT, understand double-click behavior, and avoid common text-editing mistakes in production drawings.

Trim

Trim

Learn how the AutoCAD TRIM command cuts objects to boundaries. Understand Quick mode, classic selection, implied edges, and common trimming mistakes.

Undo

Undo

Learn how the AutoCAD UNDO command works, including step undo, groups, MARK, and BACK options. Control your drawing history safely and efficiently.

Units

Units

Learn how to set drawing units in AutoCAD, avoid scale errors, and fix incorrect units using UNITS and -DWGUNITS. Essential for accurate, professional drafting.

Zoom

Zoom

Learn how the AutoCAD ZOOM command really works. Use Window, Extents, Realtime, and shortcuts to navigate large drawings faster without changing geometry.