How to Install eDrawings Professional

 Article by Zach Brown on Nov 09, 2026

eDrawings Professional can be installed independently of SOLIDWORKS. This guide walks you through downloading the software and installing it.

How to Download eDrawings Professional

Download eDrawings Professional from the SOLIDWORKS free downloads page. These downloads are free and do not require a login.

How to Download eDrawings

To start, click the [All] Products pull-down and choose eDrawings (64-bit).

Download eDrawings for Free

Click the download icon on the left to start the download (the End User Agreement must be accepted before the download begins).

Installing eDrawings Professional

After the download is complete, launch eDrawingsFullAllX64.exe and click Next to start the installation.

eDrawings Installation Welcome Dialog

Enter the License Key (authorization code) for standalone users or the network license address for network license users. The network license address is typically 25734@YourServerName.  

If you do not have an authorization code yet and would like a free trial, click here, copy the code, and paste it under License Key.

How to Install eDrawings Professional

Click Next, then Install to begin the installation.

How to Install eDrawings Professional

Accept the Software License Agreement, and the installation will begin.

eDrawings Professional Software Agreement

Once the installation is complete, confirm the update status and click Finish.

eDrawings Professional Update Status

Now you can launch eDrawings. If you would like to better understand the differences between versions, view our article: eDrawings Viewer vs eDrawings Professional.

How to Install eDrawings Professional

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About Zach Brown

Zach Brown is a certified SOLIDWORKS Expert and a Technical Support Engineer. Prior to working at GoEngineer, he spent 15 years as a mechanical designer, CAD support tech, and instructor using SOLIDWORKS. His hobbies include playing guitar, riding motorcycles, and skiing.

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