Transparent and conductive Cd2SnO4 films were prepared by Metallorganic Decomposition technique. Cadmium and tin 2-ethylhexanoates were dissolved in xylene and 2-ethylhexanoic acid, respectively, and the solution formed was used as precursor. The films were deposited by dip coating on borosilicate glass and quartz, and annealed at 600 and 620degreesC. Films with high uniformity, thickness of 350 nm, optical transmission higher than 92% (Eg similar to 3.06 eV), and resistivity c.a. 10(-3) Omega.cm were obtained. The nature of solvent is important to control the film morphologies.