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CAD software packages for professionals
Creo design packages provide comprehensive 3D software that meets the changing demands of engineering and business requirements. Create high-quality designs with the flexibility to choose what you need when you need it. Subscribe to a Creo design package to ensure access to the latest capabilities and premium support.
We’ve curated our best Creo tutorials for you to further explore. For the full list of videos, check out the Learning Connector Playlist. All you need is a PTC eSupport login to access. Don’t have a PTC eSupport account? Register for free and get one today.
Explore the Creo user interface
Learn about the Creo main interface, including graphics window and toolbars, context-sensitive ribbon menu, dashboard, status bar, and message log. This is a great way to start designing in Creo.
Learn to create new parts
When new parts are created, templates can be used to include datums, layers, units, parameters, and view orientations. Want to learn more? Our modeling tutorial will teach you what you need to know.
Understand parametric modeling
Parametric models in Creo are value-driven and use dimensions and parameters to define the size and location of features within the model. Our parametric modeling tutorial will explain the ins and outs of this type of model.
Learn the Creo hole tool
Creo makes it easy to create a multitude of hole types with the specialized hole tool. Learn how to harness everything this tool can do in this tutorial.
Create an assembly
Using constraints and connections in Creo, you can assemble different components or subassemblies into your assembly model. With variables, such as taking a bottom-up vs. a top-down approach, and the choice between using default templates or creating your own customized templates, Creo allows you to build assemblies with ease.
Utilize command search
Creo enables you to search for commands to find them faster and preview their location on the user interface. So, when switching CAD systems from SOLIDWORKS, you can find the same command you’re used to in less time. Or if you’re brand new, you can quickly familiarize yourself with your favorite command locations.