- Mac app
68.2
This release includes fixes for a couple of commonly reported crashes, as well as an issue that caused layers that used blend modes, transparency and shadows to render incorrectly.
Requires macOS Mojave (10.14.4) or newer
This release includes fixes for a couple of commonly reported crashes, as well as an issue that caused layers that used blend modes, transparency and shadows to render incorrectly.
Requires macOS Mojave (10.14.4) or newer
This release fixes a handful of crashes and bugs, including one which caused Assistants to use too much memory in some cases.
View > Canvas > Show Pixels on Zoom.Requires macOS Mojave (10.14.4) or newer
With this release, we’re introducing Assistants — a helping hand for your designs. Assistants can automatically check your documents to help you spot issues, stay consistent with design systems, prepare your files for collaboration, and follow your team’s rules. You can find out more, discover and download Assistants in the new Assistants Directory, or read our documentation to see how they work.
Requires macOS Mojave (10.14.4) or newer
Thanks for all your feedback and bug reports for version 67. This release contains fixes to the most common bugs and crashes you have reported.
Requires macOS Mojave (10.14.4) or newer
This release fixes a crash that could occur in version 67 when you attempted to save or embed certain fonts in a document. We’re really sorry for any inconvenience and interruption to your workflow that this one caused.
Requires macOS Mojave (10.14.4) or newer
We’re working hard to speed things up across the app and this release includes a few key updates. We’ve cleaned up our code around Symbols so working with them (especially in complex documents) should feel a lot more responsive. We’ve also fixed some particular performance bottlenecks around shadows and layers with background blur and saturation. There are a lot of small changes here, but they all add up to a smoother, faster Sketch.
With this release, we’re introducing the option to embed font files in individual documents. You can do this in any document by choosing Text > Document Fonts… and selecting the fonts you want to embed. Embedding fonts makes it easier to share documents with others and ensures that text layers render accurately — even if they don’t have the right fonts installed. It also ensures text layers render correctly whenever you view your documents on Cloud.
-suffixing option for the Sketchtool export layers command. Using this option makes it possible to export non-uniquely named layers without one overwriting the other.userInfo property of the detached group.Requires macOS Mojave (10.14.4) or newer
This release includes fixes for a couple of crashes, including one that could occur if you dropped a bitmap onto the image well in the Pattern Fill popover. It also fixes an issue that could have prevented you from opening files in older versions of the app, if you had already opened them in 66.
Requires macOS Mojave (10.14.4) or newer
We’re busy putting the finishing touches on some very exciting upcoming releases, so we’ve taken a step back with this one to focus on some important bug fixes and key improvements that all add up to a better experience.
Requires macOS Mojave (10.14.4) or newer
This update includes a small fix to our JavaScript API that could have caused issues for some plugins and integrations.
Requires macOS Mojave (10.14.4) or newer
With this release, we’re introducing a “Maintain scroll position after click” option that preserves the position of scrolling Artboards after you click on a prototype link. With it, you can create overlay-style elements and state changes that feel more natural and don’t interrupt your flow.
Requires macOS Mojave (10.14.4) or newer
Searching for Symbols and styles is now easier and more intuitive. Fuzzy search is here, which means you no longer have to type the exact name of a Component to find what you need. We’ve also cleaned up the results to make it easier to scan through, and we’ve moved the search bar to the top of the the Components Panel, Layer List and Components Menu.
With Tints, you can change the color of an entire Symbol or group, without relying on complex workarounds and multiple Layer Styles. They’re also easy to override, which makes them great for creating icons with multiple states. Tints work best with single-color Symbols and groups that make use of multiple opacities, like icons or tabs in a menu. You’ll find the new Tints option under the Style heading in the Inspector when you select any Symbol or group.
Based on your feedback, we’ve completely redesigned the Components Menu to once again use the fly-out menus that you know and love. We’ll still make it easy to switch between Components from the same group and search for Components from every Library in your document, but for those of you who preferred the old menus, we’re happy to say that we’ve brought them back.
Command + Y for Create Symbol, Command + Shift + Y for Detach from Symbol, and Command + Option + Shift + Y for Detach all contents from Symbol.Requires macOS Mojave (10.14.4) or newer
This release fixes a bug that could stop you from updating a Cloud document in a team workspace.
Requires macOS High Sierra (10.13.4) or newer
With this release, uploading documents to Cloud should become a lot faster and feel a lot smoother. We’re doing all the hard work on our servers instead of on your Mac now, so if you’ve ever had your fans spin up during an upload, this should put a stop to that too.
Other… from the Location menu when you save a document, we now show you the standard macOS save panel, making it easier to do things like picking an existing file to overwrite.Cmd + R in the dialog that appears to overwrite an existing document, which performs the same action as clicking on the Replace button.Requires macOS High Sierra (10.13.4) or newer
When inspiration strikes, you shouldn’t have to think about whether your document is being saved to Cloud or on your Mac, so we’ve fixed that. Now, instead of choosing whether a new document should be a Cloud or local document when you create it, you’ll make that choice when you save it instead.
You can now make sure your Smart Layout buttons don’t become too tiny to tap and form fields never shrink too small by setting minimum dimensions. You’ll find this much-requested feature under the Layout section of the Inspector when you set a horizontal or vertical layout. And don’t worry, the option to set maximum dimensions is coming soon.
sketch:// in front of your document URL. Now you can do that with the URL for specific Pages and Artboards. When your document opens, you’ll be taken to the right place, right away.⌘ ⇧ F to switch to the Components Panel and head straight to the filter/search field. We’ve literally saved you a click.Requires macOS High Sierra (10.13.4) or newer
This update fixes a couple of bugs that could lead to a crash when selecting certain layers or Artboards.
Requires macOS High Sierra (10.13.4) or newer
This update fixes a number of bugs and restores preview images for any groups you’ve created for Text Styles in the Components Panel and Popover.
Requires macOS High Sierra (10.13.4) or newer