The beta program is now on pause since we have now launched the Revit Importer in the SketchUp 2023 update on the 16th of Feb. We will reopen the program in a couple of weeks’ time. To use the Revit Importer, you can purchase a Studio subscription or sign up for a trial
Many SketchUp customers are using SketchUp alongside other BIM and CAD software. Over time we have received multiple requests for improving the interoperability workflows between SketchUp and these other tools, especially Revit, so that transitioning from one tool to another becomes frictionless and simple.
We are pleased to announce that we now have a Revit to SketchUp converter ready for public Beta testing, and we would like you to take it out for a spin and give us your honest feedback by joining the Beta program on this page. https://earlyengagement.trimble.com/key/RVT2SUConverter
You can sign up for our Beta program by answering three simple questions. Once your application is approved, you will receive a welcome email from us!
Before you start here are a few caveats!
The Revit Importer is currently Windows-only
The Revit Importer currently only works with SketchUp Pro 2021 and 2022. You can download any of these versions here, but this will require a login with your Trimble ID, or the creation of one if you don’t have one already
You will need a valid SketchUp Pro or Studio subscription or a SketchUp Trial, if you need a license please indicate in the screening survey and we will assign you an NFR
To test the importer, you can use any Revit (.rvt) file from Revit 2011 through Revit 2022
We will support Revit 2023 in the coming months
A Revit license or Revit installation is NOT required
You can test the importer with just a .rvt file. If you don’t have one you will find a sample .rvt file under the ‘Tester Resources’ section of the Beta program page.
We look forward to connecting with you in the Beta program!
Hey thanks for your support, James! I have approved your applicant and now you can access and test out the converter! Look forward to your feedback!
Olivia
I would love to Beta Revit/SketchUp.
I am currently working on a project with a structural engineer who only uses Revit and I only use SU. I’ve had to purchase a subscription to AutoCAD WEB so we can work together. We are both converting things to dwg in order to work together.
I have applied to be in the beta group and hope to hear from you.
I was accepted into the beta program and have the Early Engagement page open for this converter but it says “the page you are attempting to access is unavailble” up top, despite it saying I’m in “In Test” for the interoperability test.
Is this still going on? Not sure how to actually try it out.
Hi
I have applied yesterday to the Beta program,
but nothing happened…
I didn’t get anything…
Is it still going on?
My email is rachel.yaad@gmail.com
I will appreciate applying to the program
Thanks
Rachel
This is the text that I get when trying to get inside:
“Thank you for applying for the Revit to SketchUp Converter Beta project! We’re reviewing your application and user profile and will be reaching out soon with next steps!
Best Regards,
The Revit to SketchUp Converter Beta Team”