SketchUp Viewer

You’re standing in a meeting room, pointing at a 3D model on a laptop screen, trying to explain how a new rooftop fits the structural steel below. But your client can’t see the angle you mean—until you hand them your phone. With SketchUp Viewer, you don’t need a powerful workstation or a stack of printed plans. You just open the app, load the model, and rotate it in real time. Suddenly everyone sees exactly what you see: the exact clearance, the sight lines, the way light will hit that facade at 4 PM. No confusion, no “maybe we should print another section.” Just instant, shared understanding, right in your palm.

Open, rotate, measure, and mark up any SketchUp model—without a desktop

This isn’t just a viewer; it’s your mobile design review station. Tap anywhere on the model to start a walkthrough—your thumb becomes a virtual camera, gliding through corridors and around corners. Need to check a dimension? Use the measure tool to pull exact distances between any two points. If you see something that needs changing, drop a pin, add a note, or draw a freehand annotation directly on the surface of the 3D object. All that feedback syncs back to your Trimble Connect account, so your team sees your notes the moment you save them. And because it supports AR (augmented reality), you can place the full-scale model on a real table or floor, then walk around it as if it were already built.

• Full model fidelity – Every edge, texture, and layer from your .skp file loads exactly as designed, including materials and shadows.
• One-tap sync – Open models directly from Trimble Connect, email attachments, or cloud storage; no file conversion needed.
• Presentation mode – Hide the UI and use gestures to orbit, pan, and zoom—perfect for showing clients at a job site.

You might enjoy using this as your go‑to tool for on‑site verification, client walkthroughs, or quick design reviews during lunch. Consider downloading it now—especially if you already work with SketchUp Pro or Trimble Connect. We suggest trying the AR placement feature first: pick a model, point your phone at an empty floor, and watch it appear life‑size. It changes how you think about scale.

Heads up: you’ll need wifi for most features. Some cool stuff is extra—like AR mode requires a device with ARCore support, and model editing is limited to annotations only; full geometry changes still need the desktop app.