Smart Blocks: Search and Convert | AutoCAD 2025

Bring uniformity to your designs by quickly organizing geometry into blocks with Smart Blocks: Search and Convert. This tool enables you to search drawings by selecting geometry and highlighting all matching objects found on the canvas, providing options to convert them into instances of a block with the help of Autodesk AI. Define a new block, convert into an existing block from the same drawing, or select a recently used block. And for a more tailored experience, Smart Blocks: Search and Convert can also suggest similar blocks from your own Block Libraries* to promote design efficiency through content reuse and standardization across your drawings.
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[@PatrickEmin]

Thanks ! This is definitively a smart tool !

[@Farzan__Bayat]

Great. Waiting for the support of structural blocks, too.

[@santos_jsr1518]

A copy of Blockify tool.

[@texcc789us]

BricsCAD had this 5 years ago

[@nadjanackt18]

After they copied all 1000 features and dialogs incl. commands and sysvar names, which had Autocad invented years and decades before, right.

[@texcc789us]

@@nadjanackt18 lol I just stated a fact. You sound upset. AutoCAD is fine, but though there are better options out there now and less expensive.

[@nadjanackt18]

@@texcc789us No, I just wanted to embellish your statement with more facts so that the presentation doesn't look so one-sided.