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Extract and List Every Tool Inside a BTX Tool Chest

Free tool that extracts every tool from a Bluebeam BTX file — names, types, resource counts, bounding boxes and measure scales — with CSV export for audits.

Pre-loaded with a real 10-tool sample pack. No account, no upload — files are read locally in your browser.

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Drop a .btx file here, or click to choose

Your file is read in your browser only — nothing is uploaded or stored.

Drop a .btx file above, or click "Extract the real sample pack" to see all 10 tools decoded from our genuine free sample.

How it works

1

Every tool, fully decoded

The extractor inflates each tool's appearance stream and reports its bounding box, PDF subtype and measurement scale alongside the name, type and resource count.

2

One row per tool

The inventory reads like a register: tool number, name, annotation type, resources, geometry box, measure scale and decode status — the complete audit view of a Tool Chest.

3

Export as CSV

Download the full inventory as a CSV you can open in Excel, attach to a submittal or file in your QA records.

Who uses this tool

QA reviewer

Signing off a delivered tool set

Before: Import and click through every tool manually.

After: Review the extracted inventory in one table and confirm counts and types match the spec.

Estimator

Documenting standard takeoff tools

Before: No register of which count tools the team uses.

After: A CSV inventory of every tool with its type, filed with the estimating standard.

BIM manager

Building a company tool library index

Before: Tool sets exist but nobody knows what is in them.

After: An extracted, documented index per pack, kept alongside the .btx masters.

Tradesperson

Checking a pack matches the trade

Before: Buy on faith from a product page.

After: Extract the inventory and see the tool types and counts before importing anything.

Support agent

Reporting what a customer's file contains

Before: Ask them to describe their Tool Chest over the phone.

After: They run extraction, send you the CSV, and you see exactly what is inside.

Developer

Feeding tool data into a script

Before: No machine-readable view of tool structure.

After: CSV output drops straight into Python or Excel automation.

Why this free tool exists

Typical free downloads

  • Lists tool names only, if anything at all
  • No structured export of tool contents
  • Copy-paste from a screenshot
  • Manual transcription or paid tools

This tool

  • Decodes every tool payload — geometry boxes and measure scales, not just names
  • One clean register per file — ready for QA or submittal records
  • CSV download included
  • Free, instant, browser-only

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Need a complete Bluebeam tool set, not just the tools to inspect one?

BTX Tool Extractor is free forever. Our paid BTX Tool Chest packs add 233 organised construction tools across 8 trade packs.