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Developed for the conceptual stages of design, Google SketchUp is a powerful yet easy-to-learn 3D software tool that combines a simple, yet robust tool-set with an intelligent drawing system that streamlines and simplifies 3D design. From simple to complex, conceptual to realistic, Google SketchUp enables you to build and modify 3D models quickly and easily. If you use Google Earth, Google SketchUp allows you to place your models using real-world coordinates and share them with the world using the Google 3D Warehouse.
Simple: Learn the small toolset quickly
Fast: Model as fast as you think
Powerful: Design anything from a shoebox to a skyscraper
Flexible: Make your models loose/conceptual or tight/accurate
Fun: Place your models in Google Earth
3D Warehouse
The 3D Warehouse is a Google service that lets you search, share, and store 3D models. Anyone may search and download models, but to submit your own, you'll need to log in using your Google Account.
The models in the 3D Warehouse include everything for your 3D world: buildings, houses, bridges, statues, sculptures, couches, cars, people, pets, and much more.
From within Google SketchUp or using a standard web browser you can launch a search of the thousands of models stored in the 3D Warehouse.
You can download the 3D models you like best to use in your SketchUp models.
If the model has a location on earth, for example, a building located in Boulder, Colorado, you can also download it and view it in Google Earth.
You can also share your favorite 3D models by uploading them from Google SketchUp into the 3D Warehouse.
The models in the 3D Warehouse include everything for your 3D world: buildings, houses, bridges, statues, sculptures, couches, cars, people, pets, and much more.
From within Google SketchUp or using a standard web browser you can launch a search of the thousands of models stored in the 3D Warehouse.
You can download the 3D models you like best to use in your SketchUp models.
If the model has a location on earth, for example, a building located in Boulder, Colorado, you can also download it and view it in Google Earth.
You can also share your favorite 3D models by uploading them from Google SketchUp into the 3D Warehouse.
