The SketchUp web app is decent and might be good enough for many people, but for a long time, the desktop version was completely free, too. If you want the latest full desktop app, you’re looking at $300 a year for personal use. At the time of this writing, the only modern free version of SketchUp is a web app. SketchUp has changed hands a few times over the years, once having been owned by Google, and currently owned by a company called Trimble. Trimble even warns it might have security problems as it hasn’t been updated since 2017. However, as of May 2022, the official SketchUp website is no longer offering the free version (SketchUp Make 2017) for download. Update, 5/23/22: This worked when we published it in 2021. Or does it? You can still download a free desktop version if you know where to look. The main app categories on FileHorse are Browsers and Plugins, Anti-Spyware, MP3 and Audio, Messaging and Chat, Anti-Virus, Video Software, Games, Firewalls and Security, CDs and DVDs, File Transfer and Networking, Cleaning and Tweaking, Desktop Enhancements, Office, Compression and Backup, Imaging, Developer Tools, Benchmarking, and Drivers.Originally released as free open-source software, the popular 3D-modeling program SketchUp now comes with a premium price tag. The site also offers app overviews, RSS feeds, and email notifications for when new apps and versions are added. To find the old versions of apps, just click through to an app's listing and use the dropdown list adjacent to Old Versions at the top of the page. Of course, old versions of software and apps (for both Windows and Mac) are also available. All changelogs are available, and all software that is available for download on the site is first checked for viruses and malware using the VirusTotal and Google Safe Browsing tools. It specializes in the Windows and Mac operating systems.Īpps on the site are updated daily with new versions, icons, screenshots, and other related material.
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