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With Sketch 46, we’ve introduced a major new update to Sketch Cloud, vertical text alignment and a few other enhancements to help improve the way you work.

Sketch 45 is here, and with it, we’ve improved a few core features that we hope you’ll love. From big improvements to plugin updates and handling incompatible plugins to an improved color popover, presentation mode and more.

Hot on the heels of Sketch 43, this release focuses on one a fundamental feature — Artboards. We’ve also added better support for missing fonts, dramatically improved resizing controls and added a great new Sketch Cloud feature.

After introducing a couple big features in Sketch 42, this release focuses smaller improvements and ‘under the hood’ changes that’ll make for some exciting updates in the future.

With Sketch 42, we’re making exports easier with presets, introducing Touch Bar support for the MacBook Pro and introducing a whole host of improvements and updates.

With the move away from traditional versioning, we thought this release would be the perfect time for a visual refresh. Sketch 41’s updates are far more than just cosmetic though — with the ability to override nested Symbols, and a whole lot more!

In this update we’ve focused on vector editing — adding a whole host of improvements, and adding the ability to edit multiple shapes at once.

We’re thrilled to introduce Sketch 39. This update brings Smart Resizing, so you can experiment with flexible layouts in your Canvas. We’re also introducing Sketch Cloud, letting you share your Sketch documents online.

Following Sketch 3.8, many people have been wondering if Sketch 4.0 is around the corner. Today we’re shedding some light on that topic and sharing our future approach to updates.

Today’s update to Sketch brings a long-awaited update to Sketch Mirror, our iOS counterpart app for quickly viewing your designs on an iPhone or iPad.

Sketch 3.7 is an important update for Sketch. It introduces an all new version of Symbols and we can’t wait to hear what you think of them.

Over the past couple of months we’ve been listening to your feedback and today we’re thrilled to release a new update with text rendering and SVG improvements.

At the end of 2015, we announced an important change in how you receive updates to Sketch. After much thought, and with a heavy heart, we moved Sketch away from the Mac App Store.

We are thrilled to release 3.4.2 today, which includes performance improvements and bug fixes that you have been waiting for.