When you need to share or archive a SOLIDWORKS project, simply sending a part or assembly file isn’t enough. You also need to include all associated files—like referenced parts, drawings, and appearances. That’s where Pack and Go comes in. It’s the easiest way to gather everything your project depends on into one folder or zip file.
What Is Pack and Go?
Pack and Go is a built-in utility in SOLIDWORKS that collects an entire project’s file structure—including drawings, parts, assemblies, subassemblies, and even decals or design tables—and packages them together. It ensures that when you send the files to someone else or move them to another location, nothing is missing.
When to Use Pack and Go
How to Use Pack and Go in SOLIDWORKS
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Wrap-Up
SOLIDWORKS Pack and Go is a must-have tool for anyone working with multi-file projects. It prevents missing references, simplifies collaboration, and ensures your entire design package stays intact. Whether you’re sending a file to a colleague or backing up a finished assembly, Pack and Go gives you a reliable way to keep everything together.

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