SketchUp for Web

Think through ideas and pre-build projects with simple, fun 3D modeling.

SketchUp for Web
Turn ideas into reality

Turn ideas into reality

Start modeling right away

Modeling in SketchUp for Web takes just three steps: 1. Open your favorite browser. 2. Launch SketchUp. 3. Get creative!

Model once, cut once

3D modeling is the ultimate form of measurement. With SketchUp you can pre-build projects in 3D before you head to the hardware store.

Create project references

SketchUp models are useful references for your project. Save important views and send them to a phone or tablet. Or, generate reference drawings to print or share with others.

SketchUp for Web

Powered by the web

With SketchUp for Web, the canvas for your next idea is just a browser tab away. Our web-based modeler is a streamlined version of our desktop app that uses the same core technology. And, by saving projects to Trimble Connect, you’re always working on the most up-to-date version of a model; you can even look-up version history. SketchUp for Web also auto-saves, so in-progress modeling is recovered on those occasions you push your browser a bit too far.

Compare your options

One size doesn’t fit all. Pick the plan that has the features you need.

Platform Web-based 3D modeling Web-based 3D modeling
Drawing Tools

Basic

All the core modeling tools you need to draw, extrude, and move geometry.

Advanced

Create complex 3D shapes with Solid Tools. Intersect groups to combine, subtract, or isolate geometry with ease.

Materials

Standard

Pull from a palette of predefined materials—from stone and brick to vegetation.

Custom

Upload images from the web or import your own textures, and make your models pop.

Styles

Standard

Add a hand-drawn touch to your model by applying a preset style.

Custom

Control discrete illustration settings to create unique and compelling styles for your models.

Organization

Basic

Organize your model with fundamental tools: Groups, Components, and Layers.

Advanced

With the Outliner tool, you can see all model elements in a hierarchy. Select, nest, and arrange them in a way that makes sense to you.

Interoperability

Basic

Import: STL

Export: STL, PNG

Advanced

Import: STL, DWG, DXF, DAE, KMZ, 3DS, DEM

Export: STL, DWG, DXF, DAE, KMZ, 3DS, IFC, WRL, FBX, XSJ, OBJ

We're in this together

From video tips and formal learning tracks to the user forum, we're here to help.

Let's have some fun