Snap a line’s end-point to the end-point on the edge of a circle

Snap the line to the circle's edge

1. Draw the circle.

   To learn how, visit this link: Circle Tool—Draw a circle

    

   Note: When you draw the circle, you start the radius line at the circle's center. Then you draw the radius to the end-point on the edge of the circle.

    
2. Draw the line.

   To learn how; visit these links:

   • Line Tool—Draw a Straight Line, Connected Lines, Flight Line or Dimension Line
   • Draw Tool—Draw a freeform line
   • Pen/Curve Tool—Draw a precise curved line

    
3. Select the "Edit/Measure Tool" in the top toolbar.

   Quick Key: Or you can press the "Q" button on your keyboard.

    
4. (Optional - For Pro account users) In Map View, you will see a pop-up on the left side. Select "Points ".
    
5. In Map View, click-and-drag an end-point of the line towards the end-point on the circle’s edge.
   

   The point that was used to create the circle is considered the end-point.

   When the line's end-point and the circle's end-point meet, a black circle will appear.

   The black circle notifies you that the line's end-point and the circle’s end-point will snap together at the exact location of the circle’s end-point.

See also

Snap a line’s end-point to the center of a circle

Snap a line’s end-point to a corner vertex of a rectangle/polygon

Snap a straight line to the perpendicular (90°) point on another straight line