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Output format
For automated analysis.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is an IFC file?
- IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) is the open ISO standard for BIM data exchange. An IFC file contains every building element. Walls, slabs, windows, doors, all layered in complex hierarchies and relationships.
- Why convert an IFC to a spreadsheet?
- A flat table gives you every element and its properties in a format you can instantly filter and sort. Or to just look at it.
- No Revit, ArchiCAD or any other BIM tool required.
- Can I use this to check or inspect an IFC model?
- Yes. Exporting to a flat table turns the converter into a lightweight IFC model checker. Every element, its type, storey, material and properties sit in rows and columns you can sort and filter, so you can quickly inspect, audit or spot-check a BIM model without opening Revit or ArchiCAD.
- How does the conversion work?
- Your file is parsed with ifcopenshell. Each building element becomes a row. Properties like type, name, storey, material and dimensions become columns. A clean, normalized table ready for quick analysis.
- Is my data stored or shared?
- No. Your file is processed in memory and discarded immediately after the download is sent. Nothing is written to disk, nothing is retained. We do collect anonymous website analytics.