Video Tutorials
To get started fast, view the SketchUp tutorials:
To find out what all the tools do, click on a tool. Information about the selected tool is displayed in the Instructor. If you don't see the Instructor, open the Window menu, and then click Instructor. You can also refer to the SketchUp Quick Reference Card.
SketchUp Help Center
You can find answers to many questions in the SketchUp Help Center, just search on a common term or phrase in your question, or browse through the categories. You can also find Getting Started Guides, User's Guides, and Reference Guides in the Help Center for SketchUp, LayOut, and Style Builder.
SketchUp Help Forum
The user group is an excellent place to find answers, ask questions, and share your expertise.
Play and explore!
Most importantly, play and explore! Right-click a lot, you'll often discover a shortcut menu full of actions related to the tool you're using and the thing you're pointing at.
To get started fast, view the SketchUp tutorials:
- Video tutorials - You can supplement our videos with these models to work with the tools hands on.
- Self-paced tutorials - These tutorials run in SketchUp and invite you to try the things you're learning.
To find out what all the tools do, click on a tool. Information about the selected tool is displayed in the Instructor. If you don't see the Instructor, open the Window menu, and then click Instructor. You can also refer to the SketchUp Quick Reference Card.
SketchUp Help Center
You can find answers to many questions in the SketchUp Help Center, just search on a common term or phrase in your question, or browse through the categories. You can also find Getting Started Guides, User's Guides, and Reference Guides in the Help Center for SketchUp, LayOut, and Style Builder.
SketchUp Help Forum
The user group is an excellent place to find answers, ask questions, and share your expertise.
Play and explore!
Most importantly, play and explore! Right-click a lot, you'll often discover a shortcut menu full of actions related to the tool you're using and the thing you're pointing at.
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