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SketchUp Pro 2026 v26.1.185 Key Features:

• Scenes Panel

Now that you have a better visibility toggle with hidden geometry and objects, we decided to take it one step further. We separate hidden geometry and objects so you can save them separately for each scene. You’ll see a new checkbox in the Scenes panel that allows you to save the visibility state of hidden objects. This gives you better visibility control for every scene.

• Section Planes & Scenes

Keeping with the theme of the scene, you can now keep the cut plane visible for each scene. Why? Because the cut planes are grouped with objects, we want to make sure they behave like objects in terms of visibility for each scene. Before this change, only the top-level visibility of the cut planes could be saved for each scene. Again, you need more control over your scenes and consistency.

• Hidden Objects are now Editable

Good news… hidden objects are now editable. What does this mean, you ask? When you select a hidden object in the Outliner, instead of disappearing completely when you try to edit your object, it appears in a grid view to make it easier for you to make changes. So keep up the good work without getting in the way of your editing workflow.

• Improvements to Grips

Small but powerful feature: You can now use the Rotate tool when switching between ALL grips – just like the Move tool! This ensures greater consistency between tools so you can focus on your project.

• Empty Objects

You’re working on a new table design and quickly adding a lamp to make it look more realistic, but you run into a problem! You did it too fast and forgot to group the lamp and the table separately. Because of this, everything is glued together as a whole, which creates a lot of editing problems and wastes time. Don’t be afraid anymore! You can now right-click on a space and create a grouped object or component from scratch. No more triple-clicking or drawing elsewhere; just place it where you want. And, a bonus! When you create a new object from scratch, a pop-up will appear allowing you to name it from the start. Say hello to the best modeling organization right from the start of your project. Tell us about speeding up your workflow!

• New logo icons for SketchUp and its application suite

Layout, 3D Warehouse, Extension Warehouse, and Style Builder, as well as redesigned toolbar icons. The new flags align SketchUp with a wider range of Trimble products, and… they can be modeled in SketchUp Pro Crack!

• Tag Folders

I’ve always wanted to make it easy for people who manage models to use long, complex tags and lookup lists. In this version, you can organize multiple tags in tag folders and manage folder visibility by scene. In addition, folders can be expanded and collapsed, making it easier to analyze the tag structure and find the tags you need.

• Tag Filtering

It’s been a while since we’ve had the pleasure of introducing filtering to SketchUp’s Tags panel. Hopefully, it’s much easier to target specific tags. You can also use filtering when creating a tag folder: filter by prefix or naming convention, select Select All from the Tag Details menu, and click the Add Tag Folder button.

• Live Component Configuration

Dynamic components are a new type of customizable parametric object, and you can manage them in SketchUp in this release. To import components directly into SketchUp Pro’s Latest Version, open the 3D Image Bank in SketchUp and navigate to our SketchUp Lab Live components collection (or use the new Live Components search filter in the advanced search options). Select live components to read and download into your SketchUp models!

• Start PreDesign from SketchUp

Along with SketchUp Pro 2026 v26.1.185 Keygen, we’re also launching a new architectural research tool called PreDesign. Available to Pro subscribers, you can launch PreDesign (in a web browser) from SketchUp’s File menu. In PreDesign, you can geotag projects to understand the seasonal and prevailing climate, how this climate can affect the comfort and lighting of a built space, and what design strategies might be useful for your project. Think of PreDesign as a new way to start architectural design projects in SketchUp.

• Under the hood: a rebuilt.SKP

SketchUp Pro brings significant improvements: recreating the.SKP file format. You will likely notice a significant reduction in file size when saving your model in the new format, and we are excited about the additional workflow improvements that this new file format will bring in the future.

• Direct Download Updates

We are introducing updates for direct download. This means that the next time a new version is released, you can use this update service to automatically download the correct language version. When an update is available, you will be notified in SketchUp. You can choose to start downloading the update right away or delay it until later. After downloading the update, you will be prompted to save and close the existing file so you can disable SketchUp Pro Patch. From there, you can install the update to the desired location on your computer.

• Performance Improvements

We’ve been focusing on improving the selection and deletion experience in LayOut – it’s now much faster! And don’t worry, we’re still working on even more performance improvements in future releases. But that’s not all… we’ve also made a few improvements to the selection tool.

• Improved Select Tool

We wanted to help you make intentional, rather than random, moves in your intersection and window selection workflows. Now, when you click and drag to create an intersection or window selection, you won’t move anything by mistake! Previously, you could accidentally move an object when you just wanted to change your selection. Now you are more likely to get the desired result. Also, selecting and moving now happens when you click on the actual object, rather than the object’s bounding box, enhancing this intentional workflow. If you are now wondering: “How do I move an object?” Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Just pre-select an object and move from there.

What’s new in SketchUp Pro 2026 v26.1.185?

(Released on 09-12-2025)

SketchUp AI:

What We Did

SketchUp’s new AI services, AI Render and AI Assistant, are designed to compliment, enhance, or optimize what you already do in SketchUp. Along with these new features, we are also introducing the SketchUp AI subscription to offer even more opportunities to use these features and achieve your design goals.

The Details

Generative AI is transforming the way Design, Engineering, and Construction professionals get things done. SketchUp’s AI tools integrate this technology into the SketchUp you know and love to help accelerate your workflows.

AI Render

Whether you are suffering from a block in your creative process, need some extra visuals to help support the narrative you’ve established in your project, or just want to fully express your unique creative vision, AI Render can help. AI Render lets you combine an active model’s viewport with a text prompt or preset style to create a new, AI-generated image. With the options available in AI Render you can:

• Generate quick photorealistic images.
• Define the visual style of your AI-generated images.
• Control how much, or how little, your text prompt influences the output.
• Mask over certain areas of your generated image to erase, add, or sketch elements.
• Use a reference image to define the stylistic output of your generated image.
• Overlay the AI-generated output on top of your SketchUp model, creating a scene you can refer back to later.
• Save the AI-generated output for use outside of SketchUp.

AI Assistant

The AI Assistant () extension brings access to AI-powered workflows without leaving SketchUp. To get started with AI Assistant, open SketchUp AI () and select AI Assistant or from the menu by selecting Extensions > AI Assistant. AI Assistant offers a few different ways to bring AI into your workflow:

• Help() – Ask questions about tools, best practices, or even complex workflows and get in-app guidance.
• Generate Object () – Enter text prompts or provide your own image and add prompts to create 3D objects with photoreal materials.

AI Credits

SketchUp’s AI tools can help enhance your workflows and designs. Using these tools to generate output uses SketchUp AI Credits. These credits represent the cost of the computational power each tool uses. Each SketchUp subscription tier includes a set number of credits you can use each month:

• Free – No credits are included with a free subscription.
• Go – 100 credits per month
• Pro – 150 credits per month
• Studio – 200 credits per month

If you need more credits than your subscription provides, you can add on a SketchUp AI subscription that gives you access to an additional 1500 monthly credits.

Migrate Preferences:

What We Did

The new Migrate Preferences feature helps you transfer all of the customizations you’ve made in the Preferences dialog when updating to a new version of SketchUp.

The Details

Many SketchUp users set up the options in the Preferences panel to help streamline their modeling workflows. The new Migrate Preferences utility provides a quick and efficient way to transfer all of those settings. Combined with the Migrate Extensions tool, you can transfer your extensions, tools, and workspace settings immediately after updating SketchUp. To get started, we recommend running the Migrate Extensions utility first. After migrating your extensions, restart SketchUp and click File > Migrate Preferences.

Tape Measure Guide Points:

What We Did

New modes added to the Tape Measure tool to help you define guide points at a specific distance from another reference point in your model, similar to creating guide lines.

The Details

The Tape Measure tool now includes an additional mode for creating standalone guide points. This new functionality allows you to define a guide point at a specific distance from another point in the model in the same way you create a guide. The Tape Measure now has three modes you can cycle through when you tap Ctrl (Win) or Option (Mac):

• Measure – No guides are created but the measurements box will display distances.
• Create Guide Lines – The default Tape Measure functionality. With this mode you can create guide lines to help you draw with precision.
• Create Guide Point – Rather than creating a line, you can click in your model to create a guide point. Just like with guide lines, you can use SketchUp’s inferencing features to place and reference guide points while drawing.

You can also create guide points quickly by double-clicking to generate a single guide point at a desired location.

PDF Import for Windows:

What We Did

SketchUp users on Windows can now import PDFs into SketchUp without needing to convert those files to another supported file type.

The Details

Windows users can now import single-page PDF files into your model. To get started, select File > Import… and select a file from your device, or drag and drop a PDF file into your model viewport. Similar to SketchUp on MacOS, importing a PDF is equivalent to importing an image file. Importing vectors and layer data is not yet available.

Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements:

SketchUp

• Fixed an issue where the “Show Welcome Window checkbox” preference would be inactive when logged in with a Studio or NFR account.
• Fixed a security vulnerability where malicious code could write out-of-bounds data.
• Changed the contextual menu when right-clicking in an empty area of the model. Previously, it said Invert Selection, now it says Select All.
• Fixed an issue where OBJ export units were incorrectly fixed to inches, despite user selection in the Options dialog. The selected unit (unless “Model units” or “Inches”) reverted back to inches upon re-opening the dialog. The fix ensures selected units are retained and conversion works correctly upon export.
• Fixed an issue where user-defined file locations could fail to transfer between versions during the upgrade process.
• Fixed an issue where a user is asked to purge assets twice when uploading to 3DW if ‘Ask to purge on save’ is enabled
• Adjusted the sizing behavior for LCs to be more predictable. Size handles now enforce positive values, fixing an issue where scaling an LC “through itself” resulted in unexpected or broken geometry.
• (Mac) Fixed an issue where certain extensions would result in the extension toolbar becoming uneditable and, in some cases, cause a crash.
• (Mac) Fixed an intermittent crash that could occur when opening a model from Trimble Connect when no other models are open.
• (Win) Fixed an issue where SketchUp would crash when closing if the PaintTool is active.
• (Win) Fixed a crash that can happen when a user closes SketchUp while pasting an asset.
• (Win) Fixed an issue where, in some instances, SketchUp would not display ‘2026’ in the title bar.
• (Win) Fixed an issue where the Trial expiring notification would read as clipped text.
• (Win) Fixed an issue where users could unintentionally remove a tool from their toolbar while dragging it to a new toolbar. Users now need to deliberately r-click and delete a toolbar button while in the Toolbars menu to remove it from a toolbar.

LayOut

• You can now sort items in the References section of Document Setup.
• Fixed an issue where Dashes did not display in Vector or Hybrid rendering but did in Raster rendered viewports.
• Fixed a bug in the Experimental Graphics Engine which would dim entities outside of the group being edited.
• Fixed an issue where the auto-text update causes z-order changes in Groups.
• Fixed the behavior of the Update Table Reference function to include “All” by default.
• Fixed an issue where empty cells would not display fill color.
• Fixed an issue where the wrong scale handles remain visible when zoomed out of the page.
• Fixed a crash that could occur when rendering a viewport.
• Tables no longer support clipping masks. This was never an intentional feature of tables, so we’ve decided to clean this up in advance of clipping mask improvements.
• (Win) In the SketchUp Model Inspector, the Styles panel UI has been updated.
• (Win) The Commands tab within the Configure Toolbar dialog has been reintroduced, allowing for more robust custom toolbar configurations.
• (Win) Fixed an issue when panning (with middle mouse) on and off the screen when text highlight selected.
• (Win) Changed the Paper Size drop-down to be a smaller but scrollable list in Document Set-up.
• (Win) Fixed an issue where the color swatches border was too thick.
• (Win) Fixed an issue where the color well selection highlight was too light.
• (Win) Fixed an issue where the SketchUp Model inspector > Camera/Effects always expanded on launch.
• (Win) Fixed an issue where the text Style didn’t allow for font search.
• (Win) Fixed an issue where the locked layer name can be edited, but didn’t take the edit.
• (Win) Fixed an issue where attempting to rebind a built-in shortcut made LayOut unresponsive.
• (Win) The SketchUp Model Inspector, Tag section is now resizable.
• (Win) Fixed a crash that could happen when updating all references.
• (Win) Fixed an issue where context menu > Relink File Reference did not allow images to be selected.
• (Win) Fixed an issue where image and PDF export page range validation was not functioning correctly.
• (Win) Fixed a bug where some pages in Document Setup would not display for languages other than English.
• (Win) Font sizes will no longer apply to other selected text entities.
• (Win) Fixed the sizing of Styles folders to match Styles thumbnails in the SketchUp Model inspector.
• (Win) Fixed a bug in Pages and Layers to allow multi-select reordering.

Revit Importer (v1.2026.1.0)

• Added support for .rvt files from versions 2015 to 2026.
• Updated the plugin with a new UI for filtering by Phases and Categories, which can be manually selected or deselected.
• Revit Rooms and Spaces can now be imported as unique components, complete with their own tags and materials.
• Added a logging feature that creates a log file in the Windows Temp folder to assist support teams with troubleshooting.
• Enhanced metadata support so Revit Families Type and Instance parameters are imported as separate attributes in the Component Options dialog.

Ruby API Additions and Improvements

• Added UI.show_extension_warehouse which opens the Extension Warehouse home when called without arguments, or navigates directly to a specific extension when given its extension identifier (UUID).
• Modified Sketchup::ShadowInfo#[]= to be stricter and provide better error feedback. It will now raise a KeyError for invalid or read-only keys, and a TypeError for values of an incorrect type.
• Added built-in JavaScript callbacks sketchup.launchEW(id) and sketchup.installRBZ(url) for HtmlDialog. launchEW with a UUID string opens that extension’s page. installRBZ downloads and installs the .rbz at the given URL.
• Added UI::HtmlDialog#hide to hide dialogs without closing them, preserving their state.
• In the SketchUp Ruby API, setting the field of view (fov) outside 1.0 – 120.0 using fov= triggers a warning and clamps the value, but using the Camera constructor or set method with 5 arguments previously allowed any fov value, including negatives. This inconsistency has been fixed, and a warning is now raised for invalid fov values.

Ruby API bug Fixes

• Fixed a regression in Sketchup::Tool#onKeyDown introduced in SketchUp 2026.0 (Windows) where the event didn’t trigger when Return/Enter was pressed.
• Fixed a few documentation issues.
• Fixed silent failures when passing non-invertible transformations (e.g. zero-scale transforms). Methods like ComponentInstance#transform!, Group#transform!,Image#transform!,Image#transformation=, Entities#transform_entities and Entities#add_instance now correctly raise an ArgumentError.

Operating Systems:

• Windows 7
• Windows 8/8.1
• Windows 10
• Windows 11

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