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Explore the future of Sketch

Install the latest Mac app and iOS app betas for a sneak peek of our latest features and improvements.

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This version matches the current stable release.
We’ll have a new beta version very soon.

  • Requires macOS Sequoia (15.0.0) or newer
  • Please back up your documents before you try out any pre-release builds
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  • Future updates will download automatically
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  • Requires an iPhone or iPad running iOS 16 / iPadOS 16 or later
  • You’ll need to sign in with your Sketch account details on an active subscription
  • To get the iOS app beta, first install TestFlight on your device and sign in with your Apple Account
  • Enjoying a feature? Found a bug? Share feedback via TestFlight, or let us know in our Community Discord.

Improvements and bug fixes

Sketch 2026.3.1 (234013) released on 11 September 2026

This update includes all the great features in our Florence release, enhancements for macOS 27 Golden Gate, along with minor improvements and bug fixes.

Changes (1)

  • Document windows now use the system corner radius, matching the rest of macOS.

Fixes (4)

  • Fixes a bug that caused toolbar tooltips to appear muddy and clip near the edge of the screen in macOS Golden Gate.
  • Fixes a bug that caused text in the Match field of the Rename Selected Layers sheet to appear to far to the left in macOS Golden Gate.
  • Fixes a bug that caused the canvas other document content to appear blank while using Writing Tools in macOS Golden Gate, until you exited text edit mode.
  • Fixes a bug that meant a stack ignored the minimum width of a text layer inside it, which meant it shrunk to the width of the text itself until you refreshed the layout.