Autodesk Fusion 360 with PowerShape runs on Microsoft® Windows® 10 and Windows 11. See system requirements for details.
What is Autodesk Fusion 360 with PowerShape?
Autodesk Fusion 360® with PowerShape® manufacturing CAD software combines surface, solid, and mesh modeling to help prepare molds, dies, and other complex parts for manufacture, and now includes Fusion 360 and Fusion 360 Team.
Discover Fusion 360 with PowerShape (video: 1:31 min.)
Create CAM-specific geometry (video: 2:19 min.)
PowerShape can work on faulty solids (video: 1:28 min.)
Use powerful surface modeling tools (video: 1:51 min.)
Editing 3D geometry is quick and easy (video: 2:07 min.)
Why use Autodesk Fusion 360 with PowerShape?
Improve your CAM programming
Access specialized modeling tools to speed up CAM programming
Handle any complex CAD data
Work with any combination of surface, solid, or mesh—even with poor quality data
Prepare CAD models for manufacture
Automate the production of manufacturable molds, tools, electrodes, and more.
What you can do using Autodesk Fusion 360 with PowerShape
Import, analyze, and repair with PowerShape (video 2:07 min.)
Boost CAM programming
Create complex 3D geometry to better control CAM software:
- Mix surface, solid, or mesh data seamlessly
- Import, analyze, and repair third-party designs
- Fix faults that can complicate downstream processes
Automated electrode production (video 2:07 min.)
Work faster with modeling for manufacture
Automate common modeling tasks. Quickly convert product designs into molds, tools, and dies ready for CNC machining:
- Core and cavity splitting
- Electrode design and manufacture
- Automated rib capping for EDM
Validate 3D designs prior to manufacturing (video: 2:16 min.)
Access advanced simulation
Use powerful mechanical and thermal simulation tools inside Fusion 360 with PowerShape to verify your 3D designs.
"Our customers expect everything to be right first time. Autodesk software helps us to be successful at that."
– David Krajci, Operations Director, 3-Dimensional Services
“PowerShape is an incredibly powerful program. It enables us to design molds for extremely complex geometries.”
– Dave Tessin, Tool Room Manager, Steele Rubber Products
“We can extract the shapes using direct modeling tools and Parasolids, which is much faster than what we were using before.”
– Brian Bendig, President, Cavalier Tool and Manufacturing
“PowerShape and PowerMill working together provide the agility and flexibility we need for maximum efficiency.”
– Rob Carter, Group Machining Support Manager, Formaplex
Discover valuable PowerShape resources
PRODUCT COURSES
Self-paced learning
Access free on-demand training videos to learn the fundamentals of Fusion 360 with PowerShape.
PRODUCT LEARNING
Resource hub
Learn about some of the more advanced capabilities provided by Fusion 360 with PowerShape.
PRODUCT LEARNING
Customer stories
See how others are using Fusion 360 with PowerShape and its modeling for manufacture tools.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Autodesk Fusion 360 with PowerShape is CAD modeling software designed to help manufacturers simplify the process of converting product designs into the molds, tools, and dies used to make them. PowerShape is an ideal modeling companion for CAM software, such as PowerMill or FeatureCAM, and helps create geometry to aid CAM programming.
PowerShape can work with native CAD data from mainstream design systems. Intelligent workflows help you import, analyze, repair, and prepare complex parts for CNC machining.
Autodesk Fusion 360 with PowerShape is commonly used by manufacturers who receive a finished product design and need to convert it into manufacturable parts (often molds, tools, dies, and electrodes) used for mass production.
PowerShape is typically used by manufacturing engineers and CNC machine operators who generate NC machining code that will be used to produce these same parts with CNC machinery.
Contact your local Autodesk sales representative to discuss your business needs and see what time-limited version of Autodesk Fusion 360 with PowerShape may be available for you.
Reporting:
Product usage reporting
- See an aggregate summary of how many people are using each product and version, and the overall frequency of use.
Administration and security:
2-step verification
- Add another layer of security to user accounts.
Bulk import and assign
- Upload a .csv file to add and assign a large number of users at once.
Support and adoption services:
8x5 live support
- Contact an Autodesk specialist for help during your local business hours.
Collaboration:
Autodesk Drive
- Securely store, preview, and share design data.
Shared views
- Quickly and securely share work with stakeholders.
See the full list of plan features and frequently asked questions.
Need help with training, implementation, and other support to get the most out of your software? Hiring the right qualified professional is as simple as an online search.
Visit the Autodesk Services Marketplace to find Autodesk-approved professionals to help you with:
- Training and implementation
- Systems integration
- Business process and workflow optimization
- BIM services and much more
Note: Any service contracted with providers is a direct, paid engagement between customers and providers.
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