The converter ships with an interactive HTML configurator (DDC_Rvt2Ifc_custom_option_control.html) that exposes 52 export parameters and generates ready-to-run commands. In one place you can set IFC version/format (IFC2x3/IFC4/IFC4.3, IFC/IFCZIP/IFCXML/HDF5), level of detail, common/base property sets, Revit/material sets, schedules (with filtering), classifications (name, edition, field), project metadata (author, organization, file schema), visibility and selection (view filters, element IDs, category mapping, exclusions), rooms/2D boundaries/bounding boxes, tessellation, analyzers, and georeferencing (origin mode, CRS name, EPSG code, units). The page lets you tick options, fill values, and instantly generate a command-line string or a semicolon-separated config for repeatable, documented exports—no scripting required.

This is a toolkit for teams who need freedom, efficiency, and transparency in their BIM-to-data workflows. With the DDC Revit2IFC Converter, you have full control over how your Revit data is exported, analyzed, and used.

📥 You can download the standalone Revit2IFC converter directly from our website, or get the full converter bundle with example workflows on GitHub:
 🔗 https://github.com/datadrivenconstruction/cad2data-Revit-IFC-DWG-DGN-pipeline-with-conversion-validation-qto

♻️ If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to reach out directly. And share this with a colleague who still has to open Revit every time just to export an IFC.