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RTV Xporter

Pricing. You can try it free before you buy. Paid plans start at $19 a year. See full pricing · Updated October 22, 2026

RTV Xporter is a Windows add-in for Autodesk Revit that batch-prints sheets and exports PDF, DWG, DWF, DWFx, DXF, and IFC in one pass, with names built from sheet parameters.

Issuing a Revit set by hand means printing, then exporting the same sheets again under a file name the project standard expects. RTV Xporter does those outputs together, including to two physical printers at once. It names each file from view or sheet parameters, including shared and project parameters.

The standard license creates PDF, DWG, DWF, DWFx, DXF, and IFC from sheets and views, and it can drive Adobe Acrobat, PDF Creator, or Bluebeam. PDF Creator is the printer they suggest, and they note that it is free. Revit on the product page is 2023, 2024.1, 2025, and 2026, on Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. macOS is not listed.

Xporter PRO adds the jobs you cannot leave running on the standard license: unattended schedules, FTP upload, Citrix ShareFile, an Aconex bulk-upload CSV, Navisworks export, an alternate IFC exporter, and Bentley DGN plus FME RVZ. Navisworks and the advanced IFC path need Autodesk's own exporters installed. PRO also extracts 2D drafting views into separate Revit files, updates sheet revisions in bulk, and can write transmittals if you connect a Microsoft SQL database.

Each option on the store is a one-year subscription. A banner on the site offers a 30-day free trial. RTV Tools Limited lists its office at Level 3, The Thorndon Centre, 191 Thorndon Quay, Wellington, New Zealand.

Specifications

Pricing

Paid (trial)

Platforms

Windows

Used for

Sheet printingCAD and IFC exportDocument issue sets

Used by

ArchitectsInterior DesignersEngineersLandscape Architects

Tasks

Batch PDF exportParametric file namingUnattended print schedules

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Published one-year prices for single, site, and enterprise on both Xporter and Xporter PRO
  • 30-day trial advertised on the RTV Tools site
  • File names follow project parameters instead of a manual rename

Cons

  • Windows only, and the product page lists Revit 2023, 2024.1, 2025, and 2026
  • Navisworks, advanced IFC, DGN, RVZ, FTP, and unattended schedules are PRO only
  • Navisworks and the alternate IFC exporter have to be installed separately
  • Transmittals and some analytics need a Microsoft SQL connection

Key features

  • One-pass output: Print to two physical printers and write digital files in the same run.

  • Standard formats: PDF, DWG, DWF, DWFx, DXF, and IFC from Revit sheets and views.

  • PDF printers: Adobe Acrobat, PDF Creator, and Bluebeam. RTV recommends free PDF Creator.

  • Parametric names: File names can use shared and project parameters on views or sheets.

  • PRO schedules: Unattended batch print, export, and upgrade jobs, plus FTP and Citrix ShareFile upload.

  • PRO extra formats: Navisworks, advanced IFC, Bentley DGN, and FME RVZ, some of which need a separate Autodesk exporter.

Pricing

30-day free trial

30-day trial

Free

The RTV Tools site banner says 30 Day FREE TRIAL. Ask the vendor which edition the trial unlocks before you rely on PRO-only features.

RTV Xporter Single (1 year)

per year (12 mo)

$19.00

USD $19 on the vendor site for Single License with 1 year subscription.

RTV Xporter PRO Single (1 year)

per year (12 mo)

$75.00

USD $75 on the vendor site for Single License with 1 year subscription.

RTV Xporter Site (1 year)

per year (12 mo)

$1,250.00

USD $1,250 site license, 1 year subscription, on the Xporter product page.

RTV Xporter Enterprise (1 year)

per year (12 mo)

$4,995.00

USD $4,995 enterprise license, 1 year subscription, on the Xporter product page. This is a published price, not a quote.

RTV Xporter PRO Site (1 year)

per year (12 mo)

$4,995.00

USD $4,995 site license, 1 year subscription, on the Xporter PRO product page.

RTV Xporter PRO Enterprise (1 year)

per year (12 mo)

$12,495.00

USD $12,495 enterprise license, 1 year subscription, on the Xporter PRO product page.

Prices come from each vendor’s public listings and can change. Double-check the current price on the vendor site before you buy.

Frequently asked questions

How much does RTV Xporter cost?

On the RTV store, Xporter is $19 for a single license, $1,250 for a site license, and $4,995 for an enterprise license, each with one year of subscription. Xporter PRO is $75, $4,995, and $12,495 for those same three license types, also for one year. Prices are in US dollars on the product pages. A 30-day free trial is advertised on the site.

What can RTV Xporter export from Revit, and what is PRO only?

The standard tool writes PDF, DWG, DWF, DWFx, DXF, and IFC, and it can print to two physical printers at once. PRO adds unattended schedules, FTP and Citrix ShareFile upload, an Aconex CSV, Navisworks, an advanced IFC path, Bentley DGN, and FME RVZ. Navisworks needs Autodesk's Navisworks exporter installed, and the advanced IFC path needs Autodesk's alternate IFC exporter.

Which Revit versions and operating systems does RTV Xporter support?

The product page lists Autodesk Revit 2026, 2025, 2024.1, and 2023. The operating system line is Windows 11 or Windows 10, 64-bit. macOS is not listed. A virtual PDF printer is required, and RTV recommends PDF Creator.

Can RTV Xporter name files from Revit parameters and run overnight?

Yes on naming. The built-in syntax uses parameters from views or sheets, including shared and project parameters. Overnight or unattended schedules are marked Xporter PRO only, including a task that wakes Revit and opens the project at a set time. The standard license is the interactive batch print and export.

Does RTV Xporter work with Bluebeam or Adobe?

Yes, as PDF printers. RTV says Xporter supports automatic PDF creation from Adobe Acrobat, PDF Creator, and Bluebeam. They recommend PDF Creator and note that it is free. The add-in itself is still a paid Revit plugin on Windows.

Who is RTV Xporter for?

RTV names architects, interior designers, engineers, landscape architects, and visualization artists who issue sheets from Revit. It is a documentation add-in, not a model authoring tool. The company is RTV Tools Limited in Wellington, New Zealand.

Tutorials and learning

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