Bluebeam alternative

Your Bluebeam markups come with you — editable.

Redliner imports marked-up PDFs from Bluebeam with the annotations live and editable, not flattened. Then it adds what Revu never had: takeoff categories that carry costs, measurements grouped by room, and a browser workflow that runs the same on Mac, iPad, and Windows.

Why teams use it

Organized around the sheet set.

Editable import

Bring years of Bluebeam markups into Redliner and keep editing them. No flattened images, no starting over.

Takeoff that prices itself

Measure into cost-loaded categories grouped by room. Bluebeam measures; Redliner tells you what the plan costs.

No Windows-only workflow

The full toolset — markup, takeoff, version compare — runs in the browser on Mac, iPad, Windows, and the web.

FAQ

Common questions

Can I import my existing Bluebeam files?

Yes. Marked-up PDFs from Bluebeam and other platforms import with annotations editable in Redliner — not flattened into the page.

Does Redliner work on Mac?

Yes. Redliner is browser-first, so Mac users get the full markup and takeoff toolset without a Windows desktop install.

Is Redliner a full Bluebeam replacement?

For construction PDF markup, takeoff, version comparison, and plan collaboration — yes. Bluebeam remains broader generic desktop PDF authoring software.

Import a marked-up set and see for yourself.

Your annotations arrive editable. Your takeoff starts carrying costs.