All 3D Model Converter Pages
Browse converter pages by source format and open the one that matches your file.
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Use this page when a Cinema 4D model needs to end up in SketchUp and you need a realistic handoff plan first.

Scope
C4D to SketchUp Converter
C4D to SketchUp should be treated as a workflow, not a one-click browser promise. Use this page to prepare the source and choose the safest exchange path.
Focus points
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Browse converter pages by source format and open the one that matches your file.
Use this page when a model needs STL or OBJ prep before it goes into a slicer or print workflow.
Start here when the source is a generic 3D object file and the target is STL for print prep.
Use this guide when you have a .max file and need an OBJ mesh for another tool, archive, marketplace upload, or Unity prep.
Use this guide when a Maya model needs STL output for a slicer, print quote, or fabrication handoff.
Compare Cinema 4D pages and choose the output that fits your file.
Start here when the file extension is .c4d and the real question is which output or workflow should come next.
Use this page when a Cinema 4D scene needs to reach Blender, but you want the limits clear before you send the file anywhere.
Use this workflow page when the final target is Unity and the C4D scene needs a clean game-engine handoff.
Compare 3ds Max pages and choose the output that fits your file.
Start here if the file comes from native 3D software and you need to know what is possible next.
See how the file check works, from format selection to the final result.
Find short answers about browser limits, supported formats, and files that need help.
Contact support about a file, ask a legal question, or follow up on an existing request.
FAQ
Answers to the main follow-up questions.
This site does not promise direct browser-made SKP output from a native .c4d scene. A practical route usually starts with export or support, then a SketchUp-friendly import path is tested.
OBJ and FBX are common exchange candidates, depending on the SketchUp version and import tools available. The model should be simplified before import if it is dense or full of small scene parts.
Procedural materials, render settings, lights, animation, and very dense geometry are the usual problem areas. SketchUp also expects a cleaner modeling style than many render-focused C4D scenes.
Basic texture files may be usable if they are collected and mapped cleanly. Complex Cinema 4D shader setups often need to be rebuilt or simplified after import.