Free symbol library

Free scale figure & people symbols for Bluebeam & PDF elevations

Clean outline figures for elevations, sections and site drawings — an adult at 6 feet, a child, a pair, an adult with child, a person in a wheelchair, and two plan-view figures. Drawn at real height so they set the scale of a calibrated drawing. Download the Bluebeam tool set, or place them in Notch.

  • 8 vector symbols
  • Free for commercial use
  • Imports into Revu 20 and 21

Person standing

24 × 72 in · plan view

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Person walking

30 × 72 in · plan view

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Two people

48 × 72 in · plan view

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Child

16 × 42 in · plan view

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Adult and child

40 × 72 in · plan view

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Person in wheelchair

42 × 52 in · plan view

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Person (plan view)

24 × 20 in · plan view

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Person walking (plan view)

30 × 22 in · plan view

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How it works

1

Download the tool set

Enter an email and the .btx downloads — every symbol in the set, drawn as clean vectors.

2

Import into Bluebeam

Tool Chest → Manage Tool Sets → Import. The set appears as its own tab, ready to drop onto any sheet.

3

Or skip the import

Open a symbol in Notch and it's already a tool — live vectors that size to the sheet's scale, on any device, no install.

Frequently asked questions

How do I import the scale-figure tool set into Bluebeam Revu?
Download the .btx file, open Bluebeam Revu, go to Tool Chest → Manage Tool Sets (the gear icon) → Import, and pick the file. The set appears in your Tool Chest ready to drop onto any PDF.
What heights are the figures?
Adults are 72 inches, the child 42 inches, the wheelchair user 52 inches seated. On a calibrated sheet in Notch they place at that height; the .btx is drawn at 1/4" = 1'-0".
Are these free for commercial use?
Yes. Every set is free to download and use on any project, commercial included. Enter an email and the file is yours — we send occasional Notch updates, unsubscribe anytime.
How are these different from the symbols in Notch?
Every symbol here is a built-in tool in Notch, drawn as live vectors rather than a pasted image — recolour it, resize it, rotate it, and it drops at true size on a calibrated sheet. Click Open in Notch on any symbol to try it on a real drawing, no account needed.

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