Plugins and app: RenderThink inside SketchUp, inside InSitu and on your desktop
The plugin opens RenderThink inside your software: you frame a view, you start the render, your model stays open. And if you would rather work in the browser, the app installs in two clicks, with no app store, on desktop and on phone alike.
Install the plugin
From SketchUp or InSitu, send the view on your screen straight to RenderThink, with no export and no copy-paste.
SketchUp
Frame your view in SketchUp, start the render from the RenderThink window and keep your model open.
Requirements : SketchUp 2021 or newer, Windows and macOS
- 1Download the plugin.
- 2In SketchUp, open the Extensions menu, then Extension Manager, and click Install Extension.
- 3Pick the file you downloaded. The RenderThink AI render entry joins the Extensions menu and the toolbar, after a restart of SketchUp if needed.
InSitu
Open RenderThink from the InSitu menu and send the current scene in a single move.
Requirements : InSitu or KitchenDraw, Windows
- 1Download the plugin.
- 2Run the installation: it puts the plugin in place and checks what it needs on the machine.
- 3Reopen InSitu. Open the Scenes menu: the RenderThink AI render entry sits just below Photorealism.
Version 1.0.0
Rendering where you design
The view on screen, not an export
The plugin captures what you have on screen. No image to export, hunt down in a folder and then upload: you frame, you launch.
Your model stays open
RenderThink opens in a window of the software. You keep working on your project while the render is computed.
Your account, your session
The window shows the site itself: same login, same two-factor authentication, same language. The plugin never sees your credentials.
The render carries on without you
Close the window, quit the software: the job keeps running on our servers. You find it again when you reopen, just like on the site.
Rendering and decoration, one window
Pick the project, the mode and the quality, then save the image to your machine or share it via link, without switching screens.
The app, with no app store
Install RenderThink from your browser: an icon, a dedicated window, on desktop and on phone. Nothing to download anywhere else.
How it works
Install the plugin
Download it, then let the guided install do the rest in SketchUp or in InSitu.
Frame your view
Open RenderThink from the software menu, capture the current view and choose the project, the mode and the quality.
Get your render
It lands in the window: save it to your machine, share the link or pick it up again on RenderThink.
Frequently asked questions
What to know about this feature before you get started.
It opens RenderThink in a window of SketchUp or InSitu and captures the view on screen. You save the export step, the hunt for the file and the upload. Your model stays open while the render is computed on our servers.
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