Inspection Feature Numberer

Turn a reviewed characteristic list into a numbered inspection-sheet CSV without uploading it.

Paste one already-reviewed inspection characteristic per line, optionally include nominal, tolerance and unit, choose a starting number, then export the numbered CSV.

Turn a reviewed list of inspection characteristics into a numbered inspection sheet. This does not read or balloon a drawing automatically.

One feature per line

Start numberOptional fields use: characteristic | nominal | tolerance | unit

How to use

Build a numbered inspection feature sheet

Turn a reviewed characteristic list into a numbered inspection-sheet CSV without uploading it.

Step by step

Provide the source using: One feature per line.
Set: Start number. Use the reference below to choose the options that fit your task.
Choose: Number features. Inspect the result before copying, downloading or using it elsewhere.
Paste one already-reviewed inspection characteristic per line, optionally include nominal, tolerance and unit, choose a starting number, then export the numbered CSV.

Choosing the settings

Option	What changes
Start number / One feature per line	Paste only features you have already reviewed on the drawing. The tool numbers them in order and exports a simple inspection sheet. It does not infer dimensions, GD&T, notes or omitted requirements from an engineering drawing.

Example and expected result

Starting at 10 makes the first two reviewed lines features 10 and 11. This is not automatic drawing ballooning and does not infer dimensions or GD&T from a PDF.

If it is not working

The exported CSV is a working aid. Drawing revision control, characteristic interpretation and final inspection planning remain with authorized engineering or quality personnel.
If the numbering is wrong, check the starting number and source line order before exporting again. Correct the reviewed feature list rather than treating a numbered CSV as automatic drawing interpretation.

A safe first step before ballooning

Paste only features you have already reviewed on the drawing. The tool numbers them in order and exports a simple inspection sheet. It does not infer dimensions, GD&T, notes or omitted requirements from an engineering drawing.

Keep drawing control separate

The exported CSV is a working aid. Drawing revision control, characteristic interpretation and final inspection planning remain with authorized engineering or quality personnel.