

Our lucky betas fancy everything from exploring designs on a job site to being able to jot down early-stage concepts quickly. We knew sketching on an iPad would be a game-changer for various workflows, so we were eager to get the inside scoop from several of our SketchUp for iPad beta users. Learn more about Sal and his role in bringing SketchUp for iPad to life. When he’s not working hard behind the (app) scenes, you can find him trying to understand the world of blockchain, hanging out with his family, playing video games (Fortnight fan over here!), and mountain biking. Sal’s been a long time SketchUpper and instrumental in the app’s development, which is why he fits perfectly on the iPad axis. Quickly draw, swipe, and click to bring form to your creative vision.īefore we jump into all of the details, let’s take a moment to meet our SketchUp for iPad scale figure, Sal! With support for Apple Pencil, multi-touch gestures, and mouse and keyboard, you can harness the power of 3D your way. SketchUp for iPad is the new, versatile way to create, edit, and view 3D models whether you’re on a job site, on the go, or in the office. Thanks to you, we can officially answer the call SketchUp for iPad is here to help you capture design inspiration whenever it strikes!

Your ideas, notes, and inspirational designs drove us to build a better app that takes sketching in 3D to a whole new level.

We've spent the last two years building and refining the app, and in the process, launching the most expansive Beta program in SketchUp history. For the last few years, SketchUppers have asked us the same question: when can I create in 3D on iPad? You've posted in the forums, left reviews, DMed us on social media, and sent emails – and, we made sure to read it all (57 pages of feedback and counting).
