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SketchUp AI
AI features in SketchUp. AI Render (formerly SketchUp Diffusion) combines your active model view with a prompt or style into a conceptual or photorealistic image, steered with reference images and inpainting.

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US company (not EU). SketchUp staff on the official forum: images generated by users are not used for training (not a legal document). SketchUp does not claim ownership of the output. Storage location, models used and certification are not stated in the AI FAQ. Many tools build on a large model from, for example, OpenAI or Anthropic. If in doubt, ask for the data processing agreement: it states where your data goes.
Questions about SketchUp AI
- Which AI model does SketchUp AI use?
- The maker of SketchUp AI does not publish which AI model sits underneath. US company (not EU). SketchUp staff on the official forum: images generated by users are not used for training (not a legal document). SketchUp does not claim ownership of the output. Storage location, models used and certification are not stated in the AI FAQ.
- How much does SketchUp AI cost?
- Credits included in Go (100/month), Pro (150/month) and Studio (200/month); AI Render costs 10 credits per image; add-on $11.99/month for 1,500 extra credits. Check the current price on the provider's website; prices change often.
- Who is SketchUp AI for?
- SketchUp AI is aimed at interior design, architecture & urban planning. It suits work such as moodboards and style variants: turning a room photo into designs in other styles, colours and materials within seconds; floor plans: turning a sketch or image into an editable 2D or 3D plan and having layouts suggested; renders and presentation: making photorealistic images and video from your 3D model in SketchUp, ArchiCAD, Revit or Rhino.
- What should I watch out for with AI in interior design?
- Client room photos are often personal data: they show the home and sometimes people, addresses or personal belongings. Check what happens to uploads in each tool. Coohom may use your uploads and outputs for model training without opt-out under its terms, RaumKI and Planner 5D use (anonymised) data for their own models, Gendo does so on the free plan and ReimagineHome only for its own models with opt-out. Archicad AI Visualizer and Veras say they do not use your data for training, RoomSketcher only with your permission. Many tools process images in the US or Asia (Coohom and Homestyler mention China). For client photos, obtain consent, remove identifiable details and choose a tool with a data processing agreement for project data.
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