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Storey breakdown
Areas and counts per level, with totals — the way a project architect actually reads a building.
01 — Quantity takeoff from IFC
A clean PDF report from any IFC, in sixty seconds.
Drag in a model. We parse IFC2X3, IFC4, and IFC4X3 directly in your browser — quantities, storeys, materials — then render a multi-page PDF you can send to a client.
Browser-native parser0 bytes leave this deviceWorks under NDA
02 — How it works
Three steps. About sixty seconds end to end.
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Drop the .ifc
Drag the model onto the page or click to browse. We accept any IFC2X3, IFC4, or IFC4X3 export from Revit, Archicad, Allplan, Tekla — anything that follows the spec.
- Accepts
- .ifc · ≤ 250 MB
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Parse on this device
web-ifc runs in a Web Worker, locally. Quantities, storeys, materials and element counts are extracted from the IFC graph. Your file never leaves your browser.
- Network
- 0 bytes uploaded
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Download the PDF
A multi-page report — title block, takeoff per storey, material schedule, element counts — formatted to A4 or Letter. On Pro it carries your branding.
- Output
- PDF · 8–14 pages
03 — What you get
Every quantity an estimator asks for, formatted like a deliverable.
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Material schedule
Concrete, steel, gypsum, glazing — grouped by IFC material and rolled up for procurement.
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Element counts
Walls, slabs, doors, windows, columns, beams, plumbing fixtures — quantified from the IFC graph.
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Branded output
Your studio logo and project metadata in the title block. PDF reads as your work, not ours.
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Saved reports
Pro keeps every report you've generated. Open last week's takeoff in two clicks.
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Privacy by design
The IFC never leaves your browser. We do not see, store, or proxy your model. Ever.
04 — Pricing
Two plans. No seats math. No quote calls.
Free
€0/ forever
- +3 reports per month
- +Watermarked PDF output
- +Storey breakdown · materials · counts
- +Local parsing · no upload
Pro
€19/ month€190 / yr · save 17%
- +Unlimited reports
- +Clean, multi-page PDF · no watermark
- +Branded output (your logo + project block)
- +Saved reports · revisit any past takeoff
- +Priority email support
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a free IFC quantity takeoff tool?
- Yes. ifcreport.app runs an IFC quantity takeoff in your browser for free — 3 reports per month on the free tier, with element counts, volumes, areas and lengths read from the file's own property sets. No install and no account is needed to generate a report.
- How do I extract quantities from an IFC file without Revit?
- Open ifcreport.app, drop the IFC file onto the page, and the parser reads the IfcElementQuantity property sets directly in the browser — no Revit, ArchiCAD or Allplan licence required. You get counts and quantities aggregated by IFC class and building storey in about a minute.
- Can I convert an IFC file to a PDF report?
- Yes. ifcreport.app turns an IFC into a structured takeoff PDF — a cover page, an element schedule grouped by IFC class, quantity columns and a storey breakdown — that you can attach to a tender response or send to a client who does not open IFC files.
- Do my IFC files get uploaded to a server?
- No. The IFC file is parsed locally in a Web Worker inside your browser. It is not uploaded, stored or analysed on a server. The report only leaves your browser if you choose to save it under a Pro account.
- Which IFC versions are supported?
- IFC2x3, IFC4 and IFC4x3 all work, because the parser is built on web-ifc. That covers exports from Revit, ArchiCAD, Allplan, Tekla and Vectorworks made in the last decade.
- How much does ifcreport.app cost?
- It is free for 3 reports a month. Pro is €19/month (or €190/year) and adds unlimited reports, branded PDFs and the storey breakdown.