Spreadsheet-friendly output
Export quantity rows that estimators can use in existing Excel workbooks and estimating templates.
Takeoff exports
Turn PDF takeoffs into spreadsheet-ready quantities.
Redliner measures construction PDFs into cost-loaded, room-grouped categories — and the quantity data moves into Excel or CSV workflows without burying the drawing source.
Why teams use it
Organized around the sheet set.
Costs already attached
Categories carry unit costs in Redliner, so the export lands with dollars and quantities — not a bare list of measurements to price later.
No mystery measurements
Every quantity traces to the room and drawing markup that created it, so exported numbers can be checked instead of trusted.
FAQ
Common questions
Does Redliner export directly to Excel?
Redliner exports spreadsheet-friendly CSV data that opens cleanly in Excel and can feed existing estimating workbooks.
Can exports include page references?
Yes. Redliner takeoff exports preserve drawing context such as sheet, room, and category references.
Can I share the takeoff without exporting?
Yes. Share a link to the live document and external parties see quantities and markups update as the estimate develops.
Keep Excel, improve the takeoff source.
Use Redliner for PDF measurements that move cleanly into your estimating spreadsheet.