SketchUp has no built-in fillet or chamfer command. BevelUp fills that gap — select edges, set a radius, and get clean rounded geometry in one click. Works on simple box edges and complex multi-edge corners alike. Free, no license key required.
Video
Features
- Round mode — smooth arc fillet across multiple segments. More segments = smoother curve.
- Chamfer mode — flat angled cut (set Segments = 1). Same radius control, flat result instead of a curve.
- Closed edge loops — the full perimeter of a face rounds uniformly in one operation.
- Open edge chains — partial selections that stop at a model boundary work just as well.
- Complex corners — vertices where 4 or more edges meet are handled correctly, not just standard 3-edge box corners.
- Materials preserved — original face textures and materials transfer to the new filleted faces automatically. No re-painting.
- Re-editable output — native SketchUp edges and faces. Continue modeling, push/pull, or paint after rounding.
Install
- In SketchUp: Window → Extension Manager → Install Extension.
- Select the downloaded
bevelup.rbzfile and accept the prompt. - Restart SketchUp. A BevelUp entry appears under Extensions and a one-button toolbar.
Requirements
- SketchUp 2022 or newer.
- Windows or macOS.
- No internet connection required after install.
FAQ
How is this different from Follow Me?
Follow Me requires manually drawing a profile, positioning it, and tracing a path — edge by edge, one at a time. BevelUp rounds any selection of edges in one operation, handles closed loops and corners automatically, and preserves materials.
Is it free?
Yes. BevelUp is completely free — no license key, no trial period, no feature limits.
Can I use the output for 3D printing?
Yes. BevelUp produces native SketchUp faces — solid, re-editable, and export-ready for any format SketchUp supports.
Which SketchUp versions are supported?
SketchUp 2022 and newer, on Windows and macOS.