IFC model element inventory
Extract an inventory of the elements in a BIM model in IFC format (the format exported by Revit, ArchiCAD, and similar tools) into an Excel table, in your browser.
It's an element inventory, not a takeoff: it doesn't extract quantities or areas from the model.
Formats it accepts
Who it's for
An IFC model exported from Revit, ArchiCAD, or similar software can hold thousands of elements — knowing what's inside without opening a full BIM viewer helps decide if it's the right file before spending time importing it.
This converter reads the IFC file with an open-source engine (web-ifc) and generates an Excel inventory: ID, IFC type (wall, door, window...), and name for each element. It all happens in your browser.
It doesn't calculate quantities or measurements: it's an inventory of which elements the model contains, not a takeoff.
How to use it without losing traceability
The recommended workflow is simple: keep the original file, process a copy and check the preview before downloading it. The converter performs one specific transformation, but it does not decide whether the data is complete, the units are correct or the result fits the system where you plan to import it.
What to check before using the file
Open the result and review several rows at the beginning, middle and end. Check sheet names, headers, separators, special characters and quantities. For technical or financial documents, keep the original beside the converted copy so you can explain which version was used and repeat the process if a difference appears.
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