9.0
SpotScore

Sketch Reviews in July 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons
Unleash your digital design genius.
Add to compare
Starts from $9 / User / Month
Sketch Reviews & Ratings
Are you using Sketch?
Spotsaas Editor’s POV
Sketch is macOS and iPad only—if your team uses Windows or Linux, you'll need a separate tool or browser-based alternative for those users. The color picker has a known lag when sampling from external applications, which matters if you're matching brand palettes frequently. Before committing, verify in a demo that Sketch's component system (symbols) works for ...Read more
Sketch pros and cons
Easy-to-use interface with design tools for creating mockups and prototypes efficiently.
Extensive library of assets and plugins enhancing workflow and creativity.
Collaboration features like real-time team functionality and integration with other tools.
Lack of cross-platform compatibility, limited to Mac OS, which may restrict usability for Windows and Linux users.
Learning curve for beginners due to the richness of features and potential complexity without proper guidance.
Filter results
Sort by :
Showing 781-790 out of 1010
A
Anonymous
05/30/17
The penny drops
What do you like best? Its quick to mock up your user flow and interface diagrams. At first I was using it on smaller projects, being more a traditional Photoshop user to mock up key pages and then jumping into the code. But a project cam a long that meant the UI really had to be thought about. We couldn't just recycle previous solutions and then amend to fit. Then it came into it's own. What do you dislike? It's a new way of working if you are brand new to the software. you have to ...
Read more
A
Anonymous
05/30/17
I have utilized Sketch and quickly learned basic digital design.
What do you like best? Ease of learning the program and being able to do what might be complicated or more difficult to learn using Adobe equivalent products. What do you dislike? Lack of some more advanced design options, and the grid options with snap to grid not always working as I would like. End up doing a lot of grouping and aligning instead. Recommendations to others considering the product: If the thought of learning Adobe products is intimidating or you cannot afford the ...
Read more
A
Anonymous
05/24/17
Great web design tool
What do you like best? The interface is nice and light, very easy to use. If you already use Illustrator, it's a pretty easy transition. It makes pixel-perfect design super easy. it also has a much nicer symbols feature than Illustrator. There are also plugins available which do things like auto-fill dummy content, and generate style sheets. What do you dislike? Some features are a little clunky. For example, you can't grab and rotate an object, you need to select it, and then hit the ...
Read more
A
Anonymous
05/23/17
Sr. Creative Manager
What do you like best? Easy navigation and UX, simplicity in functionality and design + unlimited resources and plugins available for use What do you dislike? Not as advanced as photoshop -- limited on physical editing of images (no erase or manipulation What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Ability to easily create ads across multiple platforms + channels, easy to export and edit, easy to share and hook up with invision
A
Anonymous
05/22/17
standard for UX design
What do you like best? simple interface symbols can be stored great for quick export of screens What do you dislike? low level of functionality add ons like craft consume lot of memory What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? ux design quick illustrations
A
Anonymous
05/19/17
Does the trick
What do you like best? This program makes it super easy to resize images What do you dislike? If you know adobe it does seem pretty basic. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? resizing images for eCommerce
A
Anonymous
05/18/17
Sketch to replace Adobe.
What do you like best? I like that Sketch strips down the tools to the essential ones you need and has removed my need to use Adobe for vector creation etc. What do you dislike? I dislike that it is not available on Windows for me to share my work with colleagues. Recommendations to others considering the product: If you are in the realm of design and focused on the user experience I would totally recommend switching. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits ...
Read more
A
Anonymous
05/16/17
Sketch Review
What do you like best? The thing I like best about Sketch is that it is super simple to pick up. I was able to teach myself how to use the program. It's very slick and easy to use. It's perfect for using internally to showcase to designs to co-workers, as well as across companies to other stakeholders. I also love how everything is vector! What do you dislike? I think the only downside to Sketch is that it's fairly new. There are still bugs to work out. Also, it is not a replacement ...
Read more
A
Anonymous
05/15/17
Beginner's impressions
What do you like best? Sketch has an easy-on-the-eye interface and is very intuitive. Anyone not familiar with the program would be able to jump right in. What do you dislike? Extensions and addons need to be researched beforehand. If you do not know about them, you will lose out on a lot of shortcuts. Recommendations to others considering the product: Sketch is a program worth knowing not just for its ease of use, but because it is highly valued and very often required in the ...
Read more
A
Anonymous
05/12/17
Love the simplicity of the product
What do you like best? Love the UI. Its clean and doesn't seem as daunting as Adobe products Has a lot of plugins which make it better and easy to use What do you dislike? I dont like that I cant move things around very easily once it is grouped I still use Illustrator when creating logos Recommendations to others considering the product: - Use this for designing wireframes - Not extremely powerful for prototyping - Make use of symbols to the maximum - Look out ...
Read more
Disclaimer: This research has been collated from a variety of authoritative sources. We welcome your feedback at [email protected].