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Different sizes without the need to register.You will find the usual textures that many other sites will provide, such as metal, stone, and wood, but then there are a few interesting categories, including atmosphere, water, sky, ink/paint, and soil.Texurelabs.org with free textures to use in architectural renderingTexturerLooking for unique photographed textures? Then this could be the site for you! On Texturer.com, you can find railways, snow, pebbles, fabrics, paper, and concrete textures to name a few categories. These are currently free to use in personal and commercial projects.Photographed textures free to download for personal and commercial useTexture NinjaThe variety of textures available on this next site is impressive to say the least. Texture Ninja has over 5,000 free textures available to download, and they are all available for use under the public domain.Although aimed largely at 3D artists, there are categories that will be of interest to designers and architects who are looking for textures such as wood, stone, plaster, metal, and brick.Texture Ninja features real world surface textures free to download3DAssets.oneThe websites in this list are fantastic resources, but sometimes you just don’t have time to search through a bunch of pages looking for the right texture.3DAssets.one is a search engine designed specifically to help you find free textures, HDRIs, and assets from 13 of the largest free sites at once. Just type in a search term and get ready to find exactly what you are looking for! SketchUp Texture ClubOne additional resource that our users are using is the SketchUp Texture Club, a non-profit organization managed by Image Promotion Association. You can download 15 low and medium-resolution textures per day, but if you want to access up to 50 high-res textures per day, then you need to become a Club Member for a very small fee per year (currently just 14 USD).There are literally thousands of textures featured on this site. The biggest category is architecture (+16,000), followed by materials (+4,000), nature elements (+1,300), and backgrounds and landscapes (+700). Without a doubt, you will find something suitable for your personal and commercial projects on this site 😊.Other useful resourcesWe hope you will find exactly what you are looking for through one of the websites listed in our round-up!Here are a few additional resources that you might find useful:40+ Sites With Free Downloadable 3D Visualization ContentFree Resources for Architectural Projects and VisualizationsAdjustable Assets: New Customization Options for Designers

Export GLTF Files from SketchUp Start Free - Supported on Windows and macOS - No credit card needed - 14 days Free (30 uses) Supports SketchUp 8 - 2025 files and older Ease Of Use Quality outputs in minimal steps Materials Support Export your models with their materials Pricing SketchUp GLTF Exporter SketchUp GLTF Exporter How to get it and use it? Download the plugin and install it. Run SketchUp. Go to SimLab Tab and find GLTF Exporter Tab as shown in the image. To obtain a trial license, open settings then follow the steps shown here. FAQ - Does the Exported Model Supports ASCI or Binary GLTF? It supports both binary GLTF (.glb) and ASCI GLTF (.gltf) - Does the GLTF Files Support Textures? Yes, it supports materials and textures. - Can the user automatically fix scale, orientation, and up vector during exporting? Yes, we can edit settings to scale, rotate, and change up vector upon exporting. - What information is exported to GLTF from the SketchUp model? The plugin transfers geometries, materials, and textures... - What versions of SketchUp are supported? The plugin supports SketchUp 2025 and older, it works on Windows and macOS. - What control do I have over the exported GLTF? Defaults should work automatically for most of the models, the setting of the plugin still allows you to control the scale of the model, and the up vector to be used. Subscription licenses: - Will I be able to install the latest version while I have a subscription license? Yes, a subscription license will make you always up to date with the latest version. - What happens when my subscription ends? You can renew your subscription ( auto renewal option is available ), or you can cancel it. - How can I activate my license? After buying a subscription you will get a key, follow the steps described on the licensing page. If you face any problem, please send an email to license@simlab-soft.com Trial licenses: - How to request a trial license? and for how long it would be valid? Check this page for

Also check out Home Designer Pro or Home Designer Architectural.Now, Let’s Talk SketchUp First things first, Sarah is a serious SketchUp whiz! She has an amazing wealth of SketchUp knowledge and it shows in her stunning renderings. That’s why she’s an awesome person to talk to the advantages and limitations of SketchUp.Here are the advantages:It’s free(ish). You can’t beat a price point of $0! For full rendering capabilities, however, you’ll want to make the investment and purchase the license (especially since its against their agreement to use it for professional purposes).SketchUp is simple to learn. Many designers will tell you that it’s the easiest and quickest rendering platform to use. You have the ability to use both free and paid plugins, including Podium, that allow you to create more photo-realistic renderings. Podium gives you the option to add finishes and textures (think fur!) or intricate details such as tile and wood texture, ornate furniture carving, or even tile grout dimensions. The plugins give you the freedom to put the icing on top of your base design. **Sarah has recently also added Lumion to her rendering scope which, like Podium, is a plugin for Sketchup users (it just has a much higher price tag than podium).Line types can be adjusted to resemble actual sketches. SketchUp 2D drawings are great for simple floor plans and elevations. If you need an easy-to-use alternative to a CAD drawing, this could fulfill your basic needs.And, the disadvantages:You have to use plugins for anything beyond the basic design. Plugins also fell into the advantage category because of the incredible variety they allow users. However, it can be time consuming to rely on finding the right plugin rather than having it easily accessible in the application itself.SketchUp only has access to daylight. But, of course, you can find plugins that give you more options.If you’re working on custom projects, SketchUp is probably not your best bet. You can get a simple drafting job done with sections and elevations, but anything veering towards custom will need to be done in CAD before it’s brought into SketchUp for rendering (this is what Sarah does!).Final Thoughts: Pros and Cons of Chief Architect v. SketchUpAt the end of the day, with enough know how and experience, you can create gorgeous renderings in both SketchUp and Chief Architect and the results are pretty darn close, particularly to a non-rendering artist eye. Your preference really comes down to which works best for your skill set and your clients’ needs. And, it’s important to remember that these two platforms, as well as many other platforms that designers use, can speak to each other. If something that you need is not available in your chosen application, there is likely a workaround to create it elsewhere and pull it into your own drawing. It all comes down to a bit of creativity, patience, and a willingness to try, fail, and try again.*I receive a small affiliate commission when you purchase Chief Architect or Home Designer through