Open a SLDPRT file
in SketchUp.

Updated 2026-10-01

SketchUp cannot open SLDPRT files: SOLIDWORKS parts are not among the formats it imports. Convert it to STL below, then open the .stl in SketchUp. SketchUp imports the STL as faceted geometry. STL is the one 3D format SketchUp Free (web) imports.

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Drop a SLDPRT file.sldprt · up to 200 MB

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HowThree steps

Drop the .sldprt file onto the converter on this page. STL is already selected.
Download the .stl file.
Import it as an STL.

SourceChecked 2026-10-01

What SketchUp can import was checked against its own documentation: SketchUp supported formats. Software changes; if a newer release imports SLDPRT directly, use that.

Questions3 answered

Can SketchUp open SLDPRT files?

SketchUp cannot open SLDPRT files: SOLIDWORKS parts are not among the formats it imports. Checked against SketchUp's own documentation on 2026-10-01.

Why STL?

SketchUp reads STL. It is a mesh, which is what SketchUp works with anyway.

Is the conversion free?

Yes. Without an account, 5 conversions a day are free, with no card and nothing to install.

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