Creating Titleblocks in Revit from existing DWGs

If you'd like to reuse an existing DWG titleblock, but aren't sure how to use it in Revit, this brief tutorial shows you how to take your CAD drawing and use it to create a Revit Titleblock family.

[@andrewalagaratnam3323]

Thank you so much for uploading this video, helped me a lot at work today, very grateful!

[@merakli07]

Excellent video. Thanks!

[@Lichfeldian--Suttonian]

Many thanks for that video! Presumably, once I have imported the .dwg file into Revit, I can get to update the geometry of the border (if I need to that is), within Revit, if I feel that it needs some adjustment? That I can just find out.

[@minboy8421]

Thanks for Video just what i needed

[@AngeloQ]

Thank you!

[@MrAmptapable]

after i load it to my project, only the label it shows. can someone help me how? thanks!

[@CB-sw5kl]

WOuld have been super cool if you had shown how to edit the text size and style while doing this.

[@HananeO376]

It did't work for me , once I try to import the DWG file to Revit , nothing gets imported to the template window. any tips?

[@jenniferwebb968]

Remember that your title block needs to be in autocad paper space before it imports that cleanly!

[@Lichfeldian--Suttonian]

Thanks for that in advance, Jennifer. It’s good to know a little ‘polish’ so that any problems later, if any, are kept to a minimum. 😊

[@hugoedelarosa]

I only draw in model space. It was a mess!