3D Warehouse has a few rules for using the service. For details, see the 3D Warehouse Terms of Use. If you have specific questions about whether your use of 3D Warehouse models that you’ve uploaded or downloaded complies with the Terms of Use, the 3D Warehouse Terms of Use FAQ might help you find answers. The 3D Warehouse Content Policy outlines what types of content are not acceptable.

3D Warehouse is all about sharing — and that ethos extends to websites. Tip: Before you embed a 3D model in a web page, read the 3D Warehouse Terms of Use. To embed a 3D Warehouse model on a web page, follow these steps:

3D Warehouse collections enable you to organize models into a group. To work with collections, you need to be signed in to 3D Warehouse. You can create collections of models that appeal to you or that you've created. For example, say you’ve been searching 3D Warehouse for models of tiny houses. You can add tiny house models to your own collection so you can easily find them again.

You can upload a 3D model to 3D Warehouse using a supported version of SketchUp or a web browser. All you need is a model and an account. Tip: Any file you upload needs to follow the 3D Warehouse content policy and the 3D Warehouse Terms of Use. Ready to start uploading models? The following sections walk you through the steps.

To download premade models from the 3D Warehouse into Google Earth, follow these steps:

Finding the model that's right for your project is easy with 3D Warehouse's Search tools. Search for Models 3D Warehouse's Search tool helps you search for models based on keywords, phrases, or images. Text Search To search for models using keywords or phrases just type what you are looking for in the search bar and hit enter or click ().

Your 3D Warehouse profile is a great way to introduce yourself. Filling out your profile tells other users who you are and where they can connect with you on other platforms. Logging In You can always browse 3D Warehouse without logging in, but to share your creations or download models created by others you’ll need to sign in using your Trimble ID. Take a look at Trimble ID if you are a new user who needs to create a Trimble ID or need more information on how Trimble ID works.

3D Warehouse sets you up for success by providing all the tools you need to start discovering the creations of other SketchUp users or upload and manage your own. My 3D Warehouse The first thing you will see when you open 3D Warehouse is My 3D Warehouse. Let's introduce you to each section and how you can use them to navigate 3D Warehouse.

3D Warehouse is easy to find. You can always go to https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/ in your preferred web browser, or just look for the 3D Warehouse icon (). SketchUp for Desktop In SketchUp for Desktop, you can find 3D Warehouse in the Getting Started, Large, and Warehouse toolbars.

3D Warehouse is a great resource for both new and existing SketchUp users. With 3D Warehouse you can curate a collection of your own creations, share those creations with others in the SketchUp community, and view or download the creations of others. Here, we'll cover what you need to get started: