iPad Main Toolbar
Last updated: abr 30, 2026•2 min read.
The Main Toolbar appears on the left side of the SketchUp interface and contains the most common tools used when creating models.
The first options seen in the Main Toolbar are Search ( 
) and 3D Warehouse ( 
). For more information on how these options work, see Searching with the Omnibar or Getting Starte with 3D Warehouse .
) and 3D Warehouse ( ). For more information on how these options work, see Searching with the Omnibar or Getting Starte with 3D Warehouse . The rest of the toolbar contains the following tools:
Note : For both the main toolbar and the Extended Toolset, we'll list the icon, the name of the tool, a link where you can get more in-depth information on how you can use these tools on your iPad, and the keyboard shortcut for the tool, if available.
Icon | Optional Tool Modes | Shortcut | Tool Name | Learn More |
 |     | Space | Lasso Select | |
 |    | E | Eraser | |
 |  | Autoshape | ||
 |      | L | Line | |
 | | R | Rectangle | |
 |   | C | Circle | |
 |   | P | Push-Pull | |
 |    | M | Move | |
 |  | Q | Rotate | |
 |   | S | Scale | |
 |      | B | Paint Bucket |
Optional Tool Modes
Many tools have optional tool modes. Optional tool modes modify how a tool works. For example, the Lasso tool has three optional modes — Add, Remove, and Inverse.
Use the context menu ( 
) at the bottom of the Main Toolbar to open the Expanded Toolset. As you use tools from the Expanded Toolset they will appear there in a few extra spaces designated for those recently used tools. The Main Toolbar is also fully customizable. For more information see iPad Expanded Toolset and Customizing SketchUp for iPad .
) at the bottom of the Main Toolbar to open the Expanded Toolset. As you use tools from the Expanded Toolset they will appear there in a few extra spaces designated for those recently used tools. The Main Toolbar is also fully customizable. For more information see iPad Expanded Toolset and Customizing SketchUp for iPad .