Google SketchUp is a powerful software that allows you to create stunning 3D models with ease. Developed by Google, this tool is designed to make 3D modeling accessible to everyone, regardless of your skill level. It features intuitive tools that make it easy to create everything from simple shapes to complex structures. The software is widely regarded as one of the best in its class, thanks to its user-friendly interface, advanced features, and impressive library of 3D models. If you're looking for a powerful 3D modeling tool that's both easy to use and affordable, then look no further than Google SketchUp.

Intuitive, fun and free for anyone to use

Google SketchUp is a 3D modeling program in which you can convert pictures from 2D into 3D. It is especially destined to create 3D images related to professional projects.

With Google SketchUp you can start a project or use one from other user. After finishing it you can also share your result allowing the rest of users to use your work. It’s a way to improve and sharing ideas with the people who are interested in the same field.

Model anything you can imagine.
Redecorate your living room. Invent a new piece of furniture. Model your city for Google Earth. There's no limit to what you can create with SketchUp.

SketchUp makes 3D modeling fun.
We believe powerful software can also be a pleasure to use – the secret is intuitive tools that work the way you think they Google SketchUp is a 3D modeling program in which you can convert pictures from 2D into 3D. It is especially destined to create 3D images related to professional projects.

With Google SketchUp you can start a project or use one from other user. After finishing it you can also share your result allowing the rest of users to use your work. It’s a way to improve and sharing ideas with the people who are interested in the same field.

Get models online for free.
You can build models from scratch, or you can download what you need. People all over the world share what they've made on the Google 3D Warehouse.

Get started right away.
Dozens of video tutorials, an extensive Help Center and a worldwide user community mean that anyone who wants to make 3D models with SketchUp, can.

What’s New in Google SketchUp 13:

Introducing Extension Warehouse

What if adding new extensions to SketchUp was as easy as installing an app on your smartphone? In 2013, we’ve made it dead simple to turn SketchUp into exactly what you need it to be. Need a special tool? There’s an excellent chance someone’s already built it. Now you can research, download and install extensions without ever having to leave SketchUp. Every useful extension in one place—that’s the all-new Extension Warehouse.

Pattern Fills

Drawing a sectional view? Now you can fill shapes in LayOut with hatching and other patterns. Choose from a large library of standards—construction materials, geometric tiles, dot screens—or create your own favorites. Patterns can be rotated, scaled or used as-is. You can even combine Pattern Fills with solid colors to create an endless number of variations.

Copy Array

You know how SketchUp lets you easily create multiple copies of an object with your keyboard? Those are called arrays, and now LayOut lets you make them, too. Move a copy, type how many copies you want, type the letter ‘x’ and Enter. Presto! Presto! Presto! Presto! Presto! Copying is fun.

Speedier Vector Rendering

When you need to print a drawing really big, sometimes it’s helpful to vector-render your SketchUp model views. Doing so makes lines look smooth and reduces wait times for all but the most complex models. In the latest version of LayOut, vector rendering is faster than it’s ever been.

Faster Screen Redraw

Every time you zoom, pan or move an entity on the page, LayOut has to re-draw the picture you see on your screen. For this version, we massaged the code so there’s a noticeable improvement in the speed at which this happens. LayOut should feel snappier, especially as your document gets more complex.

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Isn’t progress something?

Dashes in Dimensions

Ask the guy with the 86 foot ceiling if readable dimensions are important. It’s a little thing, but we added dashes to LayOut’s dimension labels to make them easier to read.