Toolbar Editor Sketchup Full May 2026

This is where the "Full" concept comes to life. You don't need the "Getting Started" toolbar OR the "Large Tool Set." You need the best of both.

Pro tip: Hold Shift while dragging to duplicate a tool from an existing default toolbar without removing it from its original location.

SketchUp’s built-in toolbars are great for native tools, but third-party extensions often clutter your screen randomly. toolbar editor sketchup full

The Problem: When you install an extension (e.g., V-Ray, Artisan, Solid Inspector), it usually creates its own default toolbar, often massive and intrusive. The Solution: In the Toolbar Editor, uncheck the default extension toolbar to hide it permanently. Then, go to the Commands List. You will see a new tab at the bottom named after the extension. Individually drag only the 1 or 2 tools you actually use from that extension into your custom "Architect Lite" toolbar.

Example: You don't need the 20 V-Ray lights on screen. You just need "Rect Light" and "Sphere Light." Curate them. This is where the "Full" concept comes to life

The Toolbar Editor is SketchUp’s native command center. It allows you to modify your context menus, large tool sets, and standard toolbars. However, a standard customization only scratches the surface. Achieving a "full" toolbar editor experience means moving beyond simply dragging a few icons.

A "Full" customization involves:

The Toolbar Editor is exclusively available in SketchUp Pro 2021 and later (and SketchUp Studio). To access it:

Once opened, the Toolbar Editor appears as a floating dialog window. Pro tip: Hold Shift while dragging to duplicate