Download SketchUp Make 2017: The Last Free Offline Version

I've been using SketchUp for home renovation planning for a while now — from estimating material needs to visualizing room layouts. It's been genuinely helpful. But as I'm not a professional designer, paying for a Pro subscription always felt like a bit of an overkill. After doing some research, I found that SketchUp 2017 Make is the last officially released version that is both free and works fully offline. This is exactly why it's still so highly sought after today — especially for personal or non-commercial projects. The good news is that this software isn't too demanding when it comes to specs. Even an older laptop should be able to run it without much of a struggle.

The specs above don't include the requirements for additional rendering engines like V-Ray or Lumion.

When I first installed it, I was greeted by a 30-day trial notification — which made me a bit hesitant at first. Was it truly free, or just a trial period before I had to reach for my wallet?

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The SketchUp Make 2017 trial screen — it looks just like the paid version, but there is a nice surprise after the 30 days are up.

Update after 30 days: Once the trial period ends, the application actually continues to work normally under the SketchUp Make 2017 User license. The functionality remains intact for non-commercial needs, so there is no need to worry.

You can download the installation file via the link below: SketchUp Make 2017 (x64)146.5 MBDownload If you have any experiences or tips regarding SketchUp Make 2017, feel free to share them in the comments — I'll update this post if there is any new info that needs to be added.

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As an alternative without any installation, you can also try SketchUp for Web directly from your browser. Hope this helps!