SketchUp Reviews

I've been using SketchUp for at least 6 years, and it is the best 3D software where I can design and prototype products like pieces of furniture and home decor. As a designer, this software empowers you to create amazing 3D objects.

Maybe it is getting old, but other new software as gaining more relevance because they are most close to the latest trends.

It's intuitive and a great starting tool for shaping 3D masking. It's good for people who don't have the time to learn Revit or heavy duty tools and need to mock something up quickly in 3D.

After it got bought out, I feel like the program isn't as good as it used to be. That's just my personal opinion.

I like most about sketchup is that it is very easy to learn and it is the only 3D software, aside from autocad, which can be accessed even in an intel core laptop. Thanks for this software, I am able to do a 3D perspective, even though I am not using a high-end laptop.

I think what I like least about Sketchup is that it is a little bit pricey.

It can be designed freely from small to large works.
Above all, it is a really big advantage that it can be handled easily compared to other programs.
Work can be completed easily.
Among similar software, it is recommended as the simplest program to complete a work piece.

Everything is perfect, but people who have used the PRO version will know.
This version is a free version, and there are so many limited functions that I think it is very limited to deal with when it comes to difficult tasks.

The easy of use with a very quick learning curve has solidified my love is this product. I've been using SketchUp since the product first came into the scene.

I don't like the cost increases the past few years. My partner is an educator and it was free until a few years ago.

The user interface, the straightforwards commands, and the drafting buttons makes SketchUp the easiest 3D modelling software to jump start with and become a 3D modeller professional. So, the learning curve for SketchUp is fast once your familiar of extensive features.

The software is kind of addictive, for once you start you can go on and on to enhance your 3D modelling as quickly and easy as possibly be.

its very simple to understand and easy to use

need a higher version computer system. in my laptop its little slow

The tools are good for new beginners who want to design layouts.

The tools lack the advanced options in other competitive software such as Revit.

Sketchup definitely has the best platform for creating 3D projects. The capabilities within the program are extremely high

When I zoom in too far and get lost inside of the object I'm building

It was a great native app for designing and producing architectural home drawings. Now it is a limited web interface that is glitchy and often crashes.

SketchUp doesn't work. The web app is limited and crashes—a complete waste of your time.

The ease of use when modeling... and all the extension that are available

I do like that sketchup used to be free, however, now it has an annual cost associated with it.

Sketchup is very easy to use with just a few YouTube videos as tutorials. Once you start using it to plan your builds it will be an indispensable tool in your toolkit.

I wish you could easily color the background or crest ground. Sometimes it’s difficult floating in space. I wish you could use metric and imperial more easily within a project.

The Geolocation Features are too Good and Not too expensive.

Very limited sketchup library and sometimes im facing little difficulty to adjusting materials.

Of course i like its functionality. SketchUp offers many features. I can make 3D drawings with the highest accuracy.

Despite SketchUp is very useful, i think it's very difficult to learn.

It's an industry standard solution, stupid simple to use! I am not an architect, no formal training whatsoever, but after watching a couple of youtube videos, I was up and running.

Nothing to complain about! It's quite nice to use.

I like that with SketchUp it is easy to draw all that you need. SketchUp is very easy to learn and new users very quickly start to use it. I also like it user-friendly interface.

It may has performance issues for very complex models and some users miss advanced rendering capabilities, but for me it is enough, because I use it mainly for floor plans.

one of the main reasons i use sketch up is their warehouse of library, one of the most detailed and variant libraries i have seen in a software, very good for furniture regarding commercial projects and residential

that lines and surfaces are seperate, it makes modelling and editing harder to handle especially when selecting or moving surfaces

We enjoy that Sketch up is easy to use and learn and is promising for all levels of designers. My students are able to quickly pick up the functions and start designing. There are many ways to learn from other users which helps to problem solve certain situations.

I would really like to be able to develop a floor plan with dimensions allowing my students to be able to create a project management starting point.

What I love about SketchUp is the fact it's not limited to 3d buildings. You can draw and create anything that you want and have a visual and practical idea of how it would look like or what measures needed to take

I wish the rendering was a bit more high scale.

Application that provides free use, for beginners test format, so you can evaluate some of its features.

Missing a lot of information within the platform on questions about alternative keys "shortcut keys" for certain commands.

Super easy to use and satisfying, with potential to be very powerful

The free version lacks features, and sometimes leaves one wanting more

The ability to easily generate a 3D model from a 2D drawing.

The occansional bugsplat issue can be very frustrating.

I loved the fact that I was able to work on projects with other team members at the same time

It has limited features and functionalities as compared to similar software and I am unable to use it for very advance stuff