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Chris Messina

Sketch Copenhagen - Liquid Glass redesign, an all-new Inspector, and more

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Our Copenhagen update brings a complete redesign for macOS Tahoe, with a contextual toolbar and all-new Inspector. Stacks now wrap, you can remove image backgrounds in one click, and organize your Workspace with nestable folders.

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Chris Messina
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The epic redesign we've been waiting on since 2020, when Apple launched macOS Big Sur!

New in this release:

In Copenhagen, the toolbar is contextual and automatically adapts based on your selection and tool choice. The layer list has a new focus mode to show only layers you’ve selected and their relevant context.

The new Inspector isn’t just a redesign, either — it’s a full rewrite. It introduces floating panels for things color and color variable selection, numeric fields you can drag to scrub without focusing, and alternate functions when you hold ⌥.

Masum Parvej

@chrismessina What new shortcuts or controls are introduced with the Copenhagen release?

Felix

Congrats, was missing that on my last project.

Kiran Jd

This looks so slick!
I am mac app dev and I usually prototype live in app.
As a developer, I do not want to spend huge amount of time stitching together all designs but still want a easier way to iterate on UI/UX of my app.

Is it possible to prompt it to create designs that use all of the MacOS default design components and iterate on them?

Freddie Harrison
Maker

@kiranjd 100% — Apple’s official macOS UI Library is available for Sketch from developer.apple.com. That has everything you need.

Lilou Lane

This is so clean. The contextual tools + new Inspector workflow feel like genuine quality-of-life improvements. Congrats on the release!

Vlad Matskevich

The liquid glass redesign looks absolutely stunning. Been using Sketch for years and this feels like the refresh the platform needed. How's the performance with the new Inspector when working with complex design systems?