2024 What's New webinar

Live Webinar: What’s New in SketchUp 2024

Join us live for a look at brand-new features in SketchUp.

Date: May 15th, 2024

Time: 10 am MST / 12 pm EST / 5 pm UTC

Duration: 60mins (45mins + Q&A)

Uncover the full breadth of your design toolkit with a quick overview of the latest SketchUp ecosystem
Dive into the exciting new features in SketchUp with themes around visualization, interoperability, context, and productivity
Ask questions in a live Q&A session
Receive an essential cheatsheet packed with resources and top extensions

Take a sneak peek

Aaron and Tyson, our resident experts, present some highlights from the 2024 release. Join the webinar to learn more about applying all the new features and improvements to your workflow.

Unlock enhanced visuals inside SketchUp 2024

2024 offers a new layer of realism and innovative visual styles directly within the SketchUp interface, along with updates that amplify productivity.

Introducing Ambient Occlusion

Add visual emphasis and perceived depth at model edges with a new global style setting called Ambient Occlusion.

Register for the webinar

If you’re interested but not able to attend this live webinar, register anyway and we’ll send you a link to the recording and presentation slides once they’re ready.

Meet our presenters

John Cummins, Customer Success Manager, SketchUp

John has a background in architecture, working in early-stage architectural design for large commercial firms in the UK and Ireland before joining SketchUp in January 2023. He has over a decade of experience creating in SketchUp and loves using it to solve design problems in different and unexpected ways.

Josh Reilly, Customer Success Manager, SketchUp

Josh has been on the SketchUp team since 2013 and has used SketchUp since 2004. He is a Customer Success Manager, and also leads SketchUp's in-person training classes for companies looking to uplevel their skills. He enjoys spending time wherever there's a stream or river tumbling down some mountainous terrain, and perhaps a campfire nearby.

Tom Joyce, Customer Success Manager, SketchUp

Tom has been on the SketchUp team since the winter of 2023, after 10 years of experience in small and large architectural firms. When not sharing SketchUp knowledge with users, he loves recreating outdoors, especially snowboarding and biking.

Designing for success in SketchUp

Our customers love how these developments have amplified their SketchUp experience:

“I love how SketchUp performs with the new graphics engine. I have been actively trying to break it for the past few days with no success. Many modeling-related crashes that used to happen are gone; lovely UI, too. I love this release!”

Juan Carlos Uribe Ortega
Architect, [Beta Tester]

“Add Location’s UI features are greatly improved. The ability to pan the area while not changing the origin, move the four selector bounds independently, and perform additional imports accurately are HUGE.”

John Clements
Engineer, [Beta Tester]

“Ambient Occlusion makes the core tool no longer look like just a “sketch.” Before, I needed to always consider rendering it in some other app before presenting my model. I no longer have to worry about that — 95% of what we need to convey is ready to go in SketchUp.”

VDC Director
[Beta Tester]