Precise, repeatable results
Turn vector paths into consistent physical lines for drawing, handwriting, calligraphy, signatures, and diagrams.
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Shop XDRAW pen plotters: A4 (12x12") & A3 (15x17") models with offline...
iDraw 1. machine has a Cross-structure, C-A3, which varies in working range. With 20T wheel and 16T wheel for your choice.
iDraw H structure new machine with faster speed. HA3 with plate, H-A3 without plate. T-A4 with Plate.
Real-time and energy-saving.
Whether it’s elegant handwriting, detailed illustrations, or precise diagrams,XDRAW turns digital concepts into real, hand-drawn art — beautifully and consistently.

Integrated main board, Compatible with larger high-power laser extension.
A4 working range.
Enlarged Base Plate 12 x 12''.
Offline function. Real-time and energy-saving.

Integrated main board, Compatible with larger high-power laser extension.
A3 working range.
Enlarged Base Plate 15 x 17''.
Offline function. Real-time and energy-saving.

A3 Working Range
High-Speed CoreXY Pen Plotter
Sturdy Metal Design
Designed for real creative work
XDRAW brings digital accuracy to physical making, with practical machines for artists, stationery studios, makers, and small production teams.
Turn vector paths into consistent physical lines for drawing, handwriting, calligraphy, signatures, and diagrams.
XDRAW A3 and A4 models support offline operation, helping you run prepared jobs without keeping a computer connected throughout the complete plot.
Choose compact A4, expanded A3, or high-speed CoreXY motion with XDRAW Lite according to your paper size, workflow, and output needs.
Work with real pens and compatible drawing tools, preserving the texture, ink variation, and material character that digital printing cannot reproduce.
Compatible XDRAW models can grow with optional laser extension kits, giving experienced users another way to explore materials and production techniques.
Use one workflow for individual artworks, personalized customer notes, stationery, branded inserts, signatures, and repeatable creative output.
Questions & answers
Learn how XDRAW works, choose the right size, and understand the basic workflow before you buy.
A pen plotter is a computer-controlled drawing machine. It moves a real pen or compatible tool along vector paths to produce physical drawings, handwriting, calligraphy, signatures, and diagrams.
Choose XDRAW A4 for cards, letters, signatures, and a compact workspace. Choose XDRAW A3 when you need a larger drawing area or base plate. Choose XDRAW Lite when an A3 working area and fast CoreXY motion are the priority.
XDRAW follows vector lines and paths. Illustrations, single-line drawings, handwriting, calligraphy, signatures, diagrams, and generative art can all work well when prepared as suitable vector artwork.
On supported XDRAW A3 and A4 models, you prepare the job using the supported workflow and then run it without keeping the computer connected for the entire plotting process. Follow the model manual for the exact preparation and transfer steps.
XDRAW uses real writing and drawing tools. Compatibility depends on the tool's dimensions, weight, and the fitted holder, so confirm that a pen is secure and test pressure and clearance before starting a full job.
Selected XDRAW A3 and A4 models are compatible with optional XDRAW laser extension kits. Laser work requires appropriate ventilation, protective equipment, material checks, and strict compliance with the product's safety instructions.
Plotting time depends on the total path length, movement speed, pen changes, and complexity of the artwork. A short note may be quick, while a dense illustration with thousands of paths will take longer.
Start with the manual supplied for your model, then visit the XDRAW Journal for tutorials and project ideas. For product-specific questions, contact XDRAW with your machine model and a clear description of your workflow.
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