Difference between AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT

Differences between AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT are given below:

	AutoCAD	AutoCAD LT
	It is used to design drawings with every detail in 2D and 3D CAD software. It includes access to industry-specific toolsets and improved workflow across the web, desktop, and mobile app.	The AutoCAD LT is used to create drawings with more precision. It also includes improved workflow across the web, desktop, and mobile app. It is the lower-cost version of the AutoCAD with reduced features. It is commonly termed as the entry-level package.
License Cost	$200 / month $1610 / year	$50 / month $400 / year
Features	Customize the ribbon and tool palettes Create and edit 2D and 3D geometry and models Create 3D models with solid, mesh, and surface objects Annotation of drawings using text, dimensions, leaders, and tables Apply and monitor CAD standards Extract object data to tables Customization with add-on apps and APIs Attach and import data from the PDF files.	Customize the ribbon and tool palettes Create and edit 2D geometry Annotation of drawings using text, dimensions, leaders, and tables Attach and import data from the PDF files It uses and shares files from the DGN files and Bing Maps.
Used for	2D drafting, drawing, and documentation. 3D modeling and visualization.	2D drafting, drawing, and documentation.
Platform	Windows and Mac	Windows and Mac
Includes	AutoCAD mobile app AutoCAD web app Access to Autodesk App Store Specialized toolsets for architecture, electrical, civil, etc.	AutoCAD mobile app AutoCAD web app
Licensing	Single-user license and multi-user license are available	Single-user license is available.