Sketch
Focused on designers, Sketch offers a clutter-free experience but requires macOS.
At a glance
3.8 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
Sketch shines for focused design work but may be overkill if you need collaboration tools beyond real-time editing. Requires macOS, which limits its reach.
✓What it does well
✕Where it falls short
Key features
Questions about Sketch
What is Sketch?
Sketch is a design tool for designers that offers a clutter-free canvas for focused work. It includes a vector editor for icons and apps, prototyping tools, hundreds of free templates and real-time co-editing. The reviewer says it shines for focused design work.
How much does Sketch cost?
Sketch starts from $12 per month, which includes real-time collaboration, unlimited documents and document version history. There is no free tier; a limited free trial is available, but a subscription is required after 30 days.
Does Sketch run on Windows?
No. Sketch is only available for macOS, specifically Sequoia 15.0.0 or newer, and not for Windows or iOS. The reviewer notes that the macOS requirement limits its reach, though designs can be worked on locally without an internet connection.
Is Sketch good for beginners?
Sketch is not aimed at beginners with limited time, since the reviewer says its advanced features may take time to master. It is best for individual designers and small teams, and may be overkill for those needing collaboration tools beyond real-time editing. Alex scored it 3.8 out of 5.
What are some alternatives to Sketch?
Toolio lists NoveList AI, Christmas Card Factory and Lunacy as alternatives to Sketch. Lunacy is noted for opening with ease and importing Figma easily, Christmas Card Factory turns family photos into hand-painted Christmas cards, and NoveList AI suits authors of any genre.