SketchUp
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Summary
SketchUp is a 3D modeling software[1]. SketchUp draws 4,239 Wikipedia views per month (3d modeling software category, ranking #1 of 4).[2]
Key Facts
- Owned by: Trimble[3]
- Developer: Trimble[4]
- Collection: Social Sciences and Humanities Open Marketplace[5], Text Analysis Portal for Research[6]
- Operating system: Windows 7[7], Windows 8[8], Windows 10[9], macOS Sierra[10], macOS High Sierra[11], macOS Mojave[12]
- Software version identifier: 15.3.3314[13], 19.2.222[14], 19.2.221[15], 23.0.418[16], 23.0.419[17], 25.0.571[18], 25.0.575[19]
- Has use: 3D modeling[20], creating[21], scientific modeling[22], designing[23], interpreting[24]
- Commons category: SketchUp[25]
- Official website: https://www.sketchup.com/[26], https://how-to-sketchup.com/[27], https://www.sketchup3d.co.kr[28]
- Described at URL: https://tapor.ca/tools/1501[29], https://marketplace.sshopencloud.eu/tool-or-service/zyEVrb[30]
- Readable file format: STL[31], AutoCAD Drawing[32], Drawing Interchange File Format Family[33], Vista Pro Graphics[34], ISO/IEC 8211 Data Descriptive File[35], .3ds[36], Digital Asset Exchange[37], Keyhole Markup Language Zipped[38], JPEG[39], Portable Network Graphics[40], Photoshop File Format[41], TIFF[42], Truevision TGA[43], Windows Bitmap[44]
- Writable file format: Digital Asset Exchange[45], Keyhole Markup Language Zipped[46], .3ds[47], AutoCAD Drawing[48], Drawing Interchange File Format Family[49], Filmbox[50], Virtual Reality Modeling Language[51], PDF[52], Encapsulated PostScript[53], Windows Bitmap[54], JPEG[55], TIFF[56], Portable Network Graphics[57], SketchUp STereoLithography (binary)[58]
Why It Matters
SketchUp has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[59] SketchUp is known by 12 alternative names across languages and contexts.[60]