Sketch
Sketch is a professional vector design application built exclusively for macOS, used by UX/UI designers, graphic designers, and product teams worldwide. It provides a fully vector-based workflow with tools for creating layouts, wireframes, user interfaces and design systems. Key features include artboards, symbols, shared styles, non-destructive boolean operations, layer management, extensive text rendering, prototype creation with interactions, and seamless collaboration via Sketch Cloud. The app is optimized for the Mac and integrates with an extensive plugin ecosystem for extending functionality.
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1 suggestionSketch has shipped native Apple Silicon support for several years and the app you have is almost certainly a native build already. The search results and app metadata confirm Sketch is optimized for Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3 and newer), with native performance that significantly outpaces the Intel-under-Rosetta equivalent. If you are somehow running an older Intel-only build, simply launch Sketch and go to Help → Check for Updates to pull the current native build. Most users receive updates automatically through Sketch's built-in update mechanism. If Sketch was installed via the Mac App Store, open the App Store app and check for updates there instead. The current version is well ahead of any macOS 28 deadline and will continue to work natively on all future Apple Silicon Macs.
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