Blog

Sketch 70 is out now. The latest update to the Mac app introduces a UI refresh that fits right in with macOS Big Sur’s design language. It’s the same Sketch you know and love, but with every detail reconsidered — from a full-height sidebar and a refreshed Inspector, to all-new iconography throughout the app. You can find out more about the redesign here.

If you can’t upgrade to Big Sur just yet, don’t worry. We’ve spent time making sure that things still look and feel great in older versions of macOS.

With this release, we’ve also optimized the Mac app for Apple’s powerful new M1 chips. This means you’re ready to tap into the potential of Apple Silicon, which makes working in Sketch feel faster than ever.

Elsewhere, you’ll find a new option to insert Data sources as new layers from the Insert menu, a new Data button that helps you refresh a selected layer’s data, and a quicker, easier way to repeat layers in grids.

Sketch 68 is out now. With this latest Mac app release, we’re introducing Assistants — a helping hand for your designs. Assistants can help you spot issues with your documents, stay consistent with design systems and prepare your files for collaboration.

This release also adds the option to create, rename and delete Cloud projects from the sidebar in the Documents window. And, as ever, we’ve included a round of bug fixes based on your feedback.

Introducing individual asset exports. We’re happy to announce one of the most requested additions to our developer handoff offering — the option to export individual assets from Cloud. Now, you can use Cloud Inspector to select a layer and download it using any of the export presets set up for it — all from the comfort of your browser.

Individual asset exports give you more control, speed up your workflow and make developer handoff even easier. Check out the documentation to find out how to make the most of it.

Sketch 66 is here! With this release, we’ve we’ve made it easier to see light and dark Symbol previews in the Components Panel and Menu by giving them a contrasting background. Plus, we’ve worked hard to speed up your workflow by making the Mac app faster and more reliable. For now, that means improvements when working with very complex docs — but we have plenty more to come 💪

We’ve also made uploading large Cloud docs more reliable over slow connections. Which should mean no more errors when you’re certain you’re online. And we’ve squashed a few particularly problematic bugs. You can find out more at the links below.