
RevitLookup is an interactive BIM database exploration plugin for Autodesk Revit that enables real-time inspection of elements. RevitLookup serves as a fundamental utility for BIM managers and developers working within the Autodesk Revit environment. It functions as an interactive database explorer and snoop tool, allowing users to drill down into the internal structure of the BIM model. By providing a transparent view of Revit elements, parameters, and API objects at runtime, it facilitates a deeper understanding of how data is stored and managed within a project file. This tool is essential for troubleshooting complex family parameters, verifying object properties, and debugging custom scripts or add-ins during the development lifecycle.
The download is a 37.3 MB file containing .ZIP files.
Once installed, this plugin integrates directly into the Revit ribbon, providing an immediate interface for snooping selected objects. Professionals use it to inspect the underlying API data of any element in the active view, which is invaluable for identifying hidden parameters or verifying data integrity. It acts as a bridge between the visual model and the underlying database, allowing for rapid iteration and validation when building complex parametric families or troubleshooting model performance issues.
This add-in is a standard requirement for BIM coordinators, technical architects, and software developers involved in complex building information modelling projects. It is frequently employed during the development of custom Revit workflows, custom family creation, and project auditing phases. By enabling precise inspection of element data, it supports more accurate data management across residential, commercial, and industrial typologies. Professionals searching for BIM database tools, Revit API inspectors, or advanced model debugging utilities will find this plugin an indispensable part of their software toolkit.
RevitLookup
Free
File formats
What changed in 1.0.0
Initial release.
MIT
Attribution: Lookup Foundation (Jeremy Tammik et al.) — licensed under MIT
Full terms have not been published for this listing. Contact the seller before using it on a commercial project.