Crop your image to include only the portion of the image to be used.Save the file as a high-quality JPEG file.ĭoing so keeps your SketchUp file size small, especially if you plan to use the image as a custom texture.Understanding raster and vector images and their file formats In SketchUp, you can import and export raster image files. In SketchUp Pro, you can also export vector images. If you're unfamiliar with the differences among image formats and the image file formats that SketchUp supports, this section introduces you to the basics. Raster images are made up of square, colored pixels that combine to create an image.Because a raster image has a certain number of pixels, you can usually decrease the image size and still have a good-looking image. However, the more you increase the image size, the more blocky a raster image looks. A raster image's resolution tells you how many pixels the image has. In SketchUp, you use raster images for textures, backgrounds, watermarks, and so on. You can export a model view as a raster image file to share with a client, create a presentation, and much more. Instead, mathematical algorithms work behind the scenes to create a vector image. The advantage is you can make vector images as big or small as you like, and they still look good.
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