Updates, stories, and announcements from Sketch
We spoke with Obscura Studio’s creator, Ben McCarthy, to learn how their new app strips photo editing down to the essentials — and why thoughtful design sometimes means doing less.
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Insert and replace Components, browse better previews, move through Libraries faster — and much more. Learn how it all came together and how to make the most of the Command Bar.
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With our Athens release, we’ve introduced two new containers — Frames and Graphics. Together they represent a big change (and improvement) to workflows in Sketch. There’s a lot to cover here, so grab a coffee, and we’ll take you on a thorough tour of it all.
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This update adds an MCP server Sketch, giving you the option to let AI clients work directly with your documents.
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Our second 2025 update brings an all-new glass effect, progressive blur, progressive alpha and concentric corners.
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An all-new layout tool, two new containers, an upgraded Command Bar, and over 100 improvements and fixes — all in our biggest release, ever.
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Stacks are a new way to build flexible, adaptable layouts in Sketch. From buttons to complex UI, they’ll have a huge impact on how you work in Sketch. In this post, design lead Chris Downer shows us what they are — and why they matter.
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Join us as we highlight our favorite features from 2024 and take a look at what’s coming in the new year.
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Tinted app icons in iOS 18 were met with plenty of concerns over visual hierarchy and brand identity. Here are a few tricks we used to make ours look good and feel right at home.
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Learn how to create realistic prototypes with a variety of tools, like Overlays or scroll areas, add movement with Smart Animate and preview them in our iOS app
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We’ve been thinking a lot about what AI means for Sketch for some time now. Here’s how we might use it, how we will never use it, and what guides our thinking.
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Here’s how to bring life to your designs with our latest prototyping update.
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We spoke with the team behind Gentler Streak to learn more about their vision for a friendlier, more inclusive fitness tracker, the role of data, and what it takes to maintain simplicity in design.
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