TL;DR - Sketch
- Vector design tool for Mac power users
- Symbols keep designs consistent at scale
- Plugins extend functionality endlessly
Pricing: Paid only
Best for: Enterprises & professionals
Score: 83/100
Pricing Plans
30-day free trialMost Popular
Standard
$10/editor/month
For teams
- Mac app
- Web app
- Unlimited viewers
- Libraries
Business
$22/editor/month
Orgs
- SSO
- Invoicing
- Dedicated support
About Sketch
Sketch defined modern interface design for Mac. The design tool that displaced Photoshop for UI—vector design built for interfaces.
The influence is undeniable. The Mac native is specific. The plugins extend functionality.
Mac designers working on interfaces often learned design with Sketch.
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Sketch FAQ
Sketch costs $12/editor/month or $120/year. Viewers are free. Mac app only requires an active subscription.
Sketch offers a 30-day free trial. Students and educators can apply for free licenses. No permanent free tier for regular users.
Sketch is a Mac-only design tool for UI/UX design, prototyping, and collaboration. It was the industry standard before Figma's rise.
No, Sketch is Mac-only. The desktop app requires macOS. There's a web app for viewing and commenting, but design requires a Mac.
Sketch has added real-time collaboration in the web workspace. Multiple designers can work on the same document simultaneously.
Sketch is Mac-only with a native app feel. Figma is browser-based and cross-platform. Figma has won market share with better collaboration. Sketch for Mac users who prefer native apps.
Yes, Sketch has a large plugin ecosystem for design systems, content generation, handoff, and more. Plugins extend functionality significantly.