Sketch Templates

Sketch templates can kick-start a user interface or design project with packs of pre-made elements for different types of web and app layout. These templates often have a theme – such as a dashboard app or wireframing kit – with dozens or even hundreds of components that are ready to use.

Sketch templates allow for customization as well so that you can start fast with a base design and change color, fonts, styles, and incorporate your branding. Templates can be a real lifesaver when you need to get a project moving fast.

Thankfully for you, there are plenty of Sketch templates out there to choose from and work with. Not sure where to start? Then you are in the right place.

Latest Sketch Template Articles

3 Feb 2023

35+ Best Sketch Website Templates 2023

Today we bring you a collection of Sketch website templates for designing all kinds of websites and landing pages for various projects.

Designing a website takes a lot more work than one can imagine. Especially the process of crafting every component, every button, and every content block from scratch can take a lot of time and effort.

With the help of website templates, you can skip most of that heavy work and jump straight to designing your website. Website design templates come bundled with all the elements you’ll need to make a complete website, landing page, or a product page.

All you have to do is download the template, open it in Sketch, and start editing. We made sure to pick website templates from various categories. Have a look and see if you can find a template for your website project.

12 Jan 2023

55+ Best Sketch iOS App Templates 2023

Sketch is one of the most popular vector graphics editing tools user interface designers can’t live without. The app makes it so easy for designers to craft fluid mobile app user interfaces in a way unlike any other tool out there.

Did you know that you can actually make the process of designing apps and interfaces in Sketch much easier with templates?

With Sketch templates, you get to import pre-designed sections you need to design app interfaces, like app icons, interface layouts, content layouts, onboarding screens, and more you can easily copy and paste to design your own apps.

For this collection, we handpicked a collection of the best Sketch iOS app templates that includes iOS app interface layouts designed for making many different types of apps. Plus, we’re sharing tips for how to use a Sketch iOS app template to help get you started.

11 Jan 2023

100+ Best Sketch Templates of 2023

Sketch is a unique app that offers amazing features and functionality for creating app UI designs and mockups. Creating an effective UI for an application requires time, detailed attention, and—most importantly—an idea to get started with!

In order to streamline the design process for creating your next app interface, we’ve collected the best Sketch UI templates and materials that you can use for your next app project.

All these packs come with hundreds of UI design elements and can be easily implemented in your design.

We’ve also got you covered if you’d like a refresher on how to install a Sketch template, or learn about a few Sketch tips you probably didn’t know!

5 Aug 2022

Sketch vs. Figma vs. Adobe XD: Which Design Tool Is Best for Beginners?

There comes a time when every designer needs to decide which design tool they’re going to settle down with for the rest of their career. If you’re in the process of finding your perfect design tool or looking for a replacement, this guide is for you.

Sketch app used to hold the throne as one of the most versatile design apps out there. That’s until two new contenders surfaced to challenge the throne—Figma and Adobe XD.

Both Figma and Adobe XD apps are not only developed by industry leaders but offer some amazing features that managed to steal many users away from Sketch. Of course, Sketch is still one of the best UX design tools available today as well.

For beginning designers, it can be frustrating to find the right tool for their work. In this article, we aim to provide a solid answer to that problem, by comparing Figma, Sketch, and Adobe XD against one another. Let’s dive in.

What is Sketch?

Sketch is a Mac-based vector graphics editor that’s used for digital design because it does not include print design features. The app has been around since 2010 and has a strong following.

The company calls it a “design toolkit to help you create your best work – from your earliest ideas through to final artwork.”

Key features of Sketch include non-destructive vector editing, pixel-perfect precision, ability to sync with hundreds of plugins, ability to export presets and code, prototyping, and tools for collaboration.
Sketch is a license based tool, and users pay an annual fee for the software. Sketch has more than 1 million users creating on the platform. And that means plenty of people are creating templates to help make your projects easier and quicker.

Sketch vs. Adobe XD vs. Figma: Pros + Cons

Sketch is often compared to other digital design tools such as Adobe XD and Figma.

Sketch and Adobe XD are desktop-based tools that are made for designers to work on projects on their own. Figma has some similar functions but is better suited for design projects where designers will collaborate simultaneously.

Maybe the biggest difference between Sketch and Adobe XD is the platform scope. While Sketch is a Mac app, Adobe XD works on Mac and Windows. Figma has even greater platform adoption since it is a web-based app, also working on Linux and Chrome OS.

Price is another consideration when comparing this trio of tools. Sketch starts at $99 for the first year (and is $69 after that); Adobe XD has a free starter plan with a full version upgrade for $23 per month or as part of a Creative Cloud plan, and Figma is free for individual designers (team plans start at $12 per month).

The biggest pros and cons between the software might be personal preference and what you are most comfortable using. More designers are flipping to the newer Adobe XD because of a connection to that brand. (Adobe hasn’t always had a digital design tool, forcing users elsewhere.) New users are also trying Adobe XD because it may be part of the plan they are already paying for and because some of the tools and function feels familiar.

Mac users tend to rave about Sketch, but a large segment of designers can’t use this tool because it is Mac only. It is easy and has a lovely interface for working. There is a huge resource library for Sketch, including templates, that make it an attractive choice.

Figma is the most accessible of all the tools – because it is web-based and inexpensive. The tool is robust, and you can do a lot with it, including UI and UX design, prototyping, and wireframing. Plus, you don’t have to worry about storing files with a cloud-based solution.

3 Tips for Using a Sketch Template

Sketch templates are files that can be opened as a new document and already have layers of elements to help you start working fast. Sketch includes a few starter templates in the install or you can find and download your own.
Here’s how you can make the most of using Sketch templates:

Start with a template that mirrors the kind of project you are working on. Look for a template with the type of UI elements and components you plan to use.
Pick a template that matches your design style and it will take a lot less customization in the long run.
Pay attention to layers and layer order while you work to keep your project easy to understand and figure out in the long run. (Most templates will have a solid structure to start; you just have to maintain it as you work).