Material Resizer SketchUp

Tool to resize SketchUp material textures by calculating target pixel dimensions and scale factors for consistent texture mapping across models.

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Worked Example & Common Values

Below is a sample worked calculation demonstrating how Material Resizer SketchUp processes input data instantly inside your browser.

Sample Input Image dimensions: 4000 x 3000 pixels (File size: 5MB PNG)

Computed Result Output WebP Image: 1920 x 1440 pixels (File size: 350KB, 88% reduction)

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About This Tool

This tool analyzes a material’s texture size in SketchUp and outputs a validated target size or scale factor that preserves the visible texture mapping. It focuses on 2D texture dimensions, not on 3D UV edits.
Conceptually, it applies a simple scaling rule: new_size = current_size × (target_scale/100) when a scale is provided, or directly uses user-provided width and height. If height or width is missing but aspect ratio should be kept, the missing dimension is derived from the current aspect ratio.
Benefits include consistent texture appearance across components, reduced memory usage from appropriately sized textures, and faster rendering workflows. Use cases include after importing a batch of textures, when changing model scale, or when exporting to different visualization engines. Unique differentiators are explicit dimension math, boundary enforcement, and an exportable resize report.

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How to Use

Provide inputs: current texture width and height in px, and either target_width_px/target_height_px or target_scale_pct.
Enable or disable aspect-ratio preservation as needed.
Run calculation to compute new dimensions and scale factor.
Review new_width_px, new_height_px, and memory estimate; adjust if necessary.
Apply the resulting texture size in SketchUp or export the resize report.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What happens if I specify both width and height with aspect ratio enabled?

If both dimensions are provided and aspect ratio is enforced, the tool preserves the ratio by scaling both dimensions so the specified dimension matches, limiting distortion.

Does resizing affect texture clarity?

Resampling may alter sharpness; the tool only outputs recommended dimensions and does not modify the underlying image data.

Can I batch process multiple materials?

Yes, you can supply multiple materials and export a CSV with resulting sizes and scale factors for project-wide application.

What is the maximum texture size supported?

The tool enforces a practical maximum of 4096 px per dimension to align with common SketchUp capabilities and GPU memory constraints.

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