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🆕 Better notifications and an all-new Command Bar in the web app 🆕 We’ve brought the Command Bar to the web app, Hit Cmd-K (or Ctrl-K on Windows) to bring it up and do a whole lot more without leaving your keyboard. ↓

ICYMI — we just shipped Oklab and Oklch gradients, multi-paste, a better prototype player and biiiiiiig performance improvements for Symbols and replace Libraries. Take a look ↓ skt.ch/edinburgh

🆕 A small-but-mighty update, full of good stuff™ for you! 🆕 First up — perceptual (Oklab) and vibrant (Oklch) gradients. Standard RGB blending can get a little muddy, but now you can have your gradients look smoother or more punchy. 🧵 ↓

Now in beta: - Multi-paste - Oklab and Oklch gradients - A biiiig performance boost for Symbols - An even bigger performance boost for replacing Libraries - Lots - More - Small - Improvements Get all the details and a build at sketch.com/beta

We’re working on stacks improvements! What do you love about them? What bothers you? What tiny (or huge) improvements would you like to see? Tell us right here ↓

In the last 12 months we’ve shipped: - Stack layout (aka flex/auto layout) - New containers: frames and graphics - Local MCP server and implement-design skill - Browse components in the Command Bar - Auto-pinning for layers in frames - Paste and replace - Exclude text alignment/color from styles ↓

🆕 Things you've been asking us for 🆕 Selection colors, independent borders, corner smoothing controls, a new eyedropper with Color Variable support, and 150+ improvements and fixes. Here's what's in our latest update — Dublin 🧵 ↓

Thanks to the crazy ones, the misfits, and the rebels at @apple for the last 50 years — and happy birthday! We quite literally wouldn’t be here without you all.

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Wake up babe, new Sketch beta just dropped. What's in it? Independent borders, selection colors, new color picker, corner smoothing controls, better corners for capsules/squircles, revamped Color panel, and 150+ improvements. Try it out right here ↓ sketch.com/beta

You share a design for feedback on one thing… and suddenly the conversation is about something else. Sharing designs works best when you can set clear boundaries. We wrote about how previews — and bringing designs into tools like Slack or Notion — help keep things focused here ↓ skt.ch/0jxRm69

How to share design work with clients and teams · Sketch Blog

Discover how to share design work with clients and teams using previews and integrations. Control what you share, set passwords and expiry dates, and bring designs into collaboration tools like Slack…

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We’re kicking off the year with four new features — starting with previews! With previews, you can choose the pages and prototypes you want to share with clients, while keeping the rest of your document private. 🧵↓

   Sketch 🤝 Claude Great with an MCP server We shipped our MCP server back in October last year. Here are five (of many!) things we’ve been using it for 🧵 ↓ (We’re big Claude Code fans here, but you can use any MCP-compatible client)

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One of the nice things about being a Not Huge™ company is chatting to y’all more! Last year we set up a small Discord server to do just that, and we’re opening up invites for a while. Come chat to us, share your feedback and get the odd sneak preview of what we’re woking on → discord.gg/maw7XaMqv3

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It’s 2026, and if you’re looking for a new design tool… hi! If you’re new here, or you’ve been away for a while, here’s what we’ve been shipping and what you get with Sketch. First up — the editor (which got a big redesign in 2025, btw). 🧵 ↓

📣 Just like last week, we’re taking a short break to welcome the new year with our family and friends. We’ll be back on 2 January. Thanks so much for your support this year — we can’t wait to share what we’ve got lined up for 2026.

📣 We’ll be taking a short break over the next couple of days to be with our family and friends. We’ll be back on 26 December. If you’re celebrating Christmas, we hope it’s a peaceful and happy one.

I was going to write some joke about wrapping in stacks and wrapping presents for Christmas but I can’t bring myself to do it. Stacks can wrap in Sketch now, even if they’re vertical stacks. Go check it out. That’s it. That’s the post.

2025 was our biggest year yet. 3 major releases. Over 250 new features, improvements and fixes. Stack layout. Frames. Automatic concentric corners. Progressive blurs. Glass. A major redesign. MCP server. And so much more.

IYMI, our latest update brings one-click image background removal. It’s all done locally, on your device, using Apple’s Vision APIs. Super handy for quickly cutting out…well, anything.

To all of you who ever asked if we could offer a way to link to an individual page or frame in a document: you’re welcome.

With our latest update, you can organize your Workspace in any way you want. Projects and Collections are now simply folders. You can nest them infinitely, and call them anything you like. Just don’t go for: Final ↳ Final ↳ ↳ Final ↳ ↳ ↳ Final v2 ↳ ↳ ↳ ↳ FINAL THIS ONE

Sometimes you’ve gotta let @rafa.design roll out the green screen and talk about his favorite Sketch updates. Is it entertaining? Yes. Is it informative? Yes. Will we be asking him again? Absolutely.

ICYMI we just shipped a big redesign — and an all-new Inspector. It’s a complete write that we started earlier in the year. It meant we could do things like break out the color picker into its own panel and give color variables a much more prominent home. But there’s more! 🧵

Here’s a neat new feature in our big redesign — focus mode. It filters the layer list to show only the layers you’ve selected, their container(s) and any siblings. If you’ve got a busy canvas, this is going to stop you scrolling for miles in the Layer List.