Once this is done you simply need to click the “Upload” button so that your model can be uploaded and reviewed to make sure that it doesn’t violate Google SketchUp Warehouse regulations. Click the “Additional Content” listing to expand it and add your website or logo and any restrictions that you might have for the availability of your model. You will be asked to provide a name for the model, a brief description, and keywords that could be used to describe your model other users will be better able to find it when they search. Once you are signed in, fill out the requested information on the upload page.

Choose the “Share Model…” option, after which you will be asked to sign in to your Google account.

A submenu will open, giving you the option to “get” or “share” models. Open the “File” menu and select “3D Warehouse” from the menu options in order to access the controls for uploading content. Make sure that you have the model that you want to upload opened in Google SketchUp. The best features of the Google Warehouse aren’t located on the website, however Google has integrated their 3D Warehouse into SketchUp itself, making the process of uploading or downloading content as easy as possible for those who wish to share their own designs. Users can get to know other SketchUp modellers, learn about modeling competitions, and find models either separately or as part of a larger collection with ease.

The website features an easy-to-navigate interface that lets users view new and popular models that have been uploaded by the user community so that others might integrate their work into scenes of their own. Google 3D Warehouse is a website dedicated to the display and storage of models that were created using Google SketchUp 3D design software.

Google sketchup 3d warehouse