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How to Draw Degree in AutoCAD

Understanding How to Create Degree Symbols in AutoCAD

AutoCAD is a powerful software widely used by architects, engineers, and designers to create precise drawings. One common need in technical drawings is the inclusion of degree symbols to represent angles or temperatures. This guide will walk you through the methods to insert degree symbols in AutoCAD, providing step-by-step instructions for efficient drawing.

Using the Multiline Text Command

1. Initiate the Multiline Text Tool:
   Begin by selecting the ‘Multiline Text’ option from the ‘Home’ tab or by typing MTEXT in the command line.

2. Define the Text Area:
   Click and drag to create a text box in the desired location where the degree symbol will be inserted.

3. Switch to the Text Editor:
   Once the text box is created, the text editor window will open. Type in the text where you want to add the degree symbol.

4. Insert the Degree Symbol:
   In the text editor, place the cursor where you would like the degree symbol to appear. Go to the ‘Symbols’ section (this may vary based on your settings). Select the ‘Degree’ symbol from the list or use the keyboard shortcut. In AutoCAD 2025, you can typically insert this symbol by typing CTRL + SHIFT + 2 or using the Unicode entry 00B0.

5. Format Your Text:
   After inserting the degree symbol, adjust the font style, size, and alignment as necessary to ensure clarity in your drawing.

6. Finalize Your Text:
   Click outside the text box to exit the text editor. The degree symbol should now be visible in your AutoCAD drawing.

Utilizing the Text Tool

1. Access the Text Tool:
   Navigate to the ‘Home’ tab and select the ‘Text’ dropdown. Opt for ‘Single Line Text’ or type DTEXT into the command line.

2. Click to Specify the Insertion Point:
   After activating the text tool, click on the drawing area to indicate where the text will begin.

3. Enter Your Text:
   Type the text string, ensuring that the area for the degree symbol is clearly identified.

4. Insert the Degree Symbol:
   With the text entered, move to the point where the degree symbol should be. Similar to the multiline text method, you can input the symbol by typing CTRL + SHIFT + 2, or you can use the character map (accessed through the Windows start menu) to copy it from there and paste it into your AutoCAD text.

5. Adjust the Text Properties:
   Modify the text’s properties as needed, ensuring that the degree symbol is clear and properly aligned with the rest of your text.

Employing the Insert Symbol Option

1. Select the Insert Tab:
   Go to the ‘Insert’ tab at the top of the AutoCAD interface.

2. Open the Symbol Dialog:
   Click on the ‘Symbol’ button, which will open a dropdown menu where various symbols can be accessed.

3. Find and Select the Degree Symbol:
   Search for the degree symbol within the available choices and select it.

4. Place the Degree Symbol:
   Click in your drawing where the degree symbol should be positioned, and it will be placed directly into your file.

5. Adjust Placement:
   If necessary, use the move tool to reposition the symbol slightly for perfect alignment with the other elements of your drawing.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I save a custom text style that includes the degree symbol?
Yes, you can create a custom text style that includes the degree symbol, allowing for efficient reuse in future drawings.

2. What should I do if I can’t find the degree symbol in the symbol dialog?
If the degree symbol is missing, ensure you are looking in the correct category. You can also type it directly using the Unicode input method if you have that enabled.

3. Is there a keyboard shortcut for inserting the degree symbol in AutoCAD?
Yes, you can use CTRL + SHIFT + 2 as a quick way to insert the degree symbol while working in either multiline or single-line text modes, depending on your keyboard layout and language settings.