You cannot import Circuitmaker files into EasyEDA but you may be able to import them into the FOSS KiCad or proprietary Eagle or Altium (and then save in ASCII format) and then import those files into EasyEDA: [https://circuitmaker.com/forum/posts/231562](https://circuitmaker.com/forum/posts/231562) [https://circuitmaker.com/forum/posts/217979](https://circuitmaker.com/forum/posts/217979) [https://circuitmaker.com/forum/posts/213465/1](https://circuitmaker.com/forum/posts/213465/1) However, do you need to import the PCB into EasyEDA? Can you just live with the Gerbers that you have and have the existing PCBs made by importing the Gerbers via EasyEDA to JLCPCB?

Hi, No, it's not Circuitmaker file. It's origin is unknown to me. circuitmaker can open edit file. Thanks

@krishnakapoor, If you don't know what your file came from then it is pretty difficult to help import it into EasyEDA. If Circuitmaker can import it then it is in a format that Circuitmaker recognises. Can you therefore export it from Circuitmaker in an EasyEDA readable format? If not, read the Circuitmaker documentation to find out what PCB file formats it can import. Then you will know what your file is and what else may be able to import and and then maybe re-export it in an EasyEDA readable format.

Hi you can open this file at Altium Designer, and then save as ASCII format, and then import to EasyEDA [https://docs.easyeda.com/en/Import/Import-Altium-Designer/index.html](https://docs.easyeda.com/en/Import/Import-Altium-Designer/index.html)

@UserSupport Altium designer is not free software. I am stuck please help. Thanks.

@krishnakapoor, Install a free trial of Altium and then use that to open your file. Then export your file into the ASCII so that you can import it into EasyEDA: [https://docs.easyeda.com/en/Import/Import-Altium-Designer/index.html](https://docs.easyeda.com/en/Import/Import-Altium-Designer/index.html)

Ok, Thanks for help. Solved.