Use Resize SKP Converter to reduce a model's file size by removing unused resources. Keep the geometry that your project uses, download a separate optimized SKP, and compare the actual before-and-after sizes without changing the model's physical dimensions.
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.skp files · Up to 100 MB
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Remove unused components, materials and tags. Model dimensions and used geometry stay unchanged.
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Resize SKP Converter targets unused content stored in the model, rather than scaling the building or furniture. Compare the original and optimized project copies, then check the actual size reported for your file.
Resize SKP Converter removes unused component definitions, materials, and tags from a readable model. It retains the geometry used by your project and saves a separate optimized copy, so leftover imported resources do not have to travel with the working design.
Choose a model to optimize
Resize SKP Converter helps you convert a model into a smaller saved copy when unused resources are present. Compare measured sizes instead of a promised reduction percentage; the saving depends on what the source actually stores.
Check your model's file size
Resize SKP Converter addresses storage size rather than changing the dimensions of your design. A smaller file can be useful for a project exchange while the building, furniture, and other used geometry retain the proportions you need to continue the model.
Optimize your SKP copyUpload the SKP you want to make smaller. Keep a source copy so you can compare the optimized result with the original project file.
Run Resize SKP Converter to clean unused resources. The operation keeps used project geometry instead of shrinking the model's dimensions to reduce its file weight.
Save the optimized SKP, compare its reported file size with the source, and inspect the model before using the lighter copy for your next handoff.
Resize SKP Converter helps with the file you need to store or share. Remove unused resources when they exist, preserve the working design, and make a decision from the measured result.
Resize SKP Converter removes eligible unused resources from the saved model, giving you a cleaner copy without deliberately removing the active design geometry.
Keep your original while reviewing the Resize SKP Converter output, so the optimized copy does not become your only project reference before inspection.
Read the sizes from Resize SKP Converter and judge whether the reduction helps your handoff. Some models already contain little or no removable content.
Resize SKP Converter changes file weight, not the model's measurement scale. Continue design work with the same proportions after reviewing the optimized copy.
Preparing a different handoff? You can export a DWG drawing or convert to an older SketchUp version.
On this page, Resize SKP Converter means reducing the size of the saved file by removing unused resources. It does not scale the building or furniture in your model. If you need to change physical measurements, make that modeling edit in SketchUp rather than treating file cleanup as a dimension tool.
A model can retain resources that are no longer used by its active design. Resize SKP Converter removes supported unused content and saves a separate copy. The effect depends on the model: an imported collection with leftover resources may offer a different reduction from a file that was already cleaned.
Resize SKP Converter does not promise a fixed reduction. The result depends on which removable resources are present in your input. A model that already uses nearly everything it stores may show little change. Compare the reported sizes and inspect the downloaded copy before deciding it is the right file to share.
Resize SKP Converter focuses on unused model resources while retaining the geometry used by the project. Review the saved result before replacing a working document, especially when the model is part of a larger design workflow. Keep the source file available so you can compare the optimized copy with it.
Resize SKP Converter reports the actual result rather than presenting an unchanged file as a large saving. If the input has no suitable unused resources, the output may remain the same size. Keep that model or review other project-specific ways to manage file weight in your modeling application.
Resize SKP Converter requires a readable model so it can inspect and save the project resources. File optimization is not corruption repair. If the SKP cannot be read, first find a known working copy or restore a readable SKB backup, then use that model as the cleanup input.
Resize SKP Converter cleans model resources; the version converter handles the recipient's SketchUp compatibility. Keep the original, inspect the optimized model, then select a supported older target version if the person receiving the final file needs one.
Run Resize SKP Converter on the readable model, download the output, and compare the saved file sizes. Open the result to check the project before sending it. If the recipient requests CAD rather than SKP, use SKP to DWG as the separate format-conversion step for that exchange.
Resize SKP Converter is free and does not use your version-conversion allowance. Sign in to keep results private and find available downloads in your account for seven days. Upload one readable model up to 100 MB; the output must fit within the 150 MB result limit.
Bring a readable model to Resize SKP Converter. Create a separate optimized copy, compare the saved sizes, and keep the original until you have reviewed the result.
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