Batch export
- Four formats: PDF, DWG, IFC, NWC
- Pick a saved sheet set instead of re-ticking each time
- File names follow the project rule
Export drawing sets in bulk to PDF, DWG, IFC and NWC from a saved sheet set, named to the project rule and logged per issue.
Every issue means opening four separate Revit export dialogs one by one — PDF, DWG under CAD Formats, then NWC, then IFC — re-ticking the same sheet set in each, hand-naming files to the project rule, and trying to remember which set went out with which issue. Revit keeps no record of any of it, so cross-checking later means digging through folders or asking whoever ran it.
Revit keeps PDF, DWG, NWC and IFC in separate export dialogs with no shared sheet set between them, so every issue means rebuilding the same list four times over.
Revit's default file name is just the sheet number and title, not the project's issue code — getting it right means renaming every file by hand after export, or scripting around Revit.
Nothing in Revit records which issue exported which sheet set — when a reviewer sends a package back asking "which revision is this", the answer is buried in an inbox or in someone's memory.
Heavy exports like NWC and IFC block the whole Revit session — no per-file progress, and picking the wrong sheet set partway through means waiting it out or killing the task, not cancelling it.
Batch export add-ins for Revit aren't scarce on the Autodesk App Store: ProSheets (free, with a paid Premium tier) covers seven formats — PDF, DWG, DGN, DWF, NWC, IFC and images — while a different add-in that happens to share the generic name "Batch Exporter" (a different developer, unrelated to ZFENIX) reaches 18 export formats. But both stop at the export itself — neither saves a sheet set per issue nor logs who exported what and when for later cross-checking. ZFENIX's Batch Exporter covers the four formats that actually carry a design package — PDF, DWG, IFC and NWC — alongside the issue-control layer plain exporters don't have:
The interface is matched to the tool window running in Revit.
Purge dead views, empty groups, unused families and leftover CAD imports — shrink the file before you issue.
Audit usage and duplicates; safely create, edit, duplicate, merge and delete Object, Line, Text, Dimension, Viewport and Scope Box styles. The AI assistant and account-saved presets only queue changes — you press Apply yourself.
Upgrade Revit files to a new version in bulk — batched, with progress and a per-file error log.