
Explore the future of Sketch
Install the latest Mac app and iOS app betas for a sneak peek of our latest features and improvements.


This version matches the current stable release.
We’ll have a new beta version very soon.
- macOS (12.0.0) or newer
- Be sure to back up your documents before you try out any pre-release builds
- Documents you use in beta may be incompatible with stable releases
- Our experimental features are also available on the Mac app beta
- Send feedback via the Feedback button in the Mac app’s toolbar (top right corner), or tell us in the forum.

- Requires an iPhone or iPad running iOS 16 / iPadOS 16 or later
- You’ll need to sign in with your Sketch account details on an active subscription
- To get the iOS app beta, first install TestFlight on your device and sign in with your Apple ID
- Enjoying a feature? Found a bug? Share feedback via TestFlight, or let us know on our forum.
Release notes for Mac app beta
Sketch 100.1 (180159) was released on
Requires macOS (12.0.0) or newer
What’s new
- Bug fixes Thanks for all your feedback on version 100! We’re already busy working on our next big update, but thought we’d take a moment to fix a few of the bugs you’ve been running into.
What’s fixed
- Fixes a bug that made Sketch slow to respond, or freeze completely, if you had the app open for a long time. You may also have noticed this more if you used the undo action a lot (this fixes that as well).
- Fixes a bug that blocked you from opening bitmap images in Sketch if you downloaded the app from the Mac App Store.
- Fixes a crash that could occur when you opened documents with certain fonts on macOS Sonoma.
- Fixes a ghost notification that would inform you about Component updates when there were none. Spooky.
- Fixes an issue where changes to Figma’s file format prevented our .fig file importer from working properly.
- Fixes a bug that caused the eyedropper tool to stutter or lag briefly on particularly large documents.