Sketch

Sketch rolled out Smart Layout for standard groups and released real-time web canvas inspection for cross-platform design handoff to Windows and Linux developers.

Sketch has introduced support for minimum and maximum sizing constraints and negative gap values within its Stacks layout engine. These updates are part of the new Florence release.

Sketch has introduced granular access controls and preview management for design documents shared via web links. Users can now configure specific permission settings and integration workflows for external client reviews and internal team collaboration.

Sketch has officially integrated a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server into its ecosystem to facilitate automated design workflows. This implementation allows external AI models to interface directly with Sketch document data.

Sketch has released a series of updates for the 2026 calendar year to maintain competitiveness in the design tool market. The announcement serves as a marketing consolidation of features shipped throughout the current development cycle.

Sketch introduced Stacks, Frames, and Glass effects to its design toolset. The application also underwent a complete UI redesign to align with the macOS Tahoe operating system.

Sketch has released the 'Copenhagen' update, which introduces a redesigned user interface specifically optimized for macOS Tahoe. This update focuses on aligning the application's visual language with the latest macOS design standards while maintaining existing functional workflows.