Use Fetch in Revit

Find content, apply manufacturer finishes, use model groups and download specs.

  1. Fetch app tourSearch and filter the Fetch library, browse by category, product type or market, keep favorites, and see the Fetch content in your project, all from the Fetch app inside Revit.
  2. Search and filterFind Fetch content by keyword, then filter by object type, purchasing contract, ADA compliance, pricing data and Revit category, in the Fetch app or on fetchbim.com.
  3. FavoritesKeep the families, schedules and templates you use most in the Favorites tab, pin the most important ones to the top, and arrange them in your own order.
  4. Read a content cardWhat each part of a Fetch content card tells you, from the product line and tags to the Load button, materials and the documents that come with the product.
  5. Fetch MaterialsPick the finishes a manufacturer actually offers for a product, apply them to every instance in your Revit project, and keep textures working on every machine and in cloud renders.
  6. The Fetch tab in RevitWhat the Sync, sync type, Auto Launch, Fetch and Get Info buttons on the Fetch tab of the Revit ribbon do.
  7. Model groupsPlace a whole pre-assembled system, such as a run of casework, in one step. How dynamic and traditional model groups differ and how to insert each.
  8. Use Fetch with more than one Revit versionOne Fetch install works in every supported Revit version. If you have more than one Revit open, pick which one Fetch loads into from the version picker.
  9. Documents and specsFetch content comes with supporting documents such as CSI specifications, spec guides, finish options, installation guides and Revit material libraries. Here's where to find them.
  10. GlossaryPlain definitions of the Revit, BIM and Fetch terms used in these docs, from families, nested families and shared parameters to 5D BIM, contract vehicles and texture hydration.