More design,
less busywork

Connect AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT to your designs with the Sketch MCP server. Hand off the repetitive work. Keep the creative work for yourself.

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Lock in without the lock-in

Connect any MCP-compatible AI client you like to Sketch.
There are no tokens to buy, no extra tiers, and no add-ons.

Works with your favorite tools

Swap themes in seconds

Switch light mode components for their dark mode counterparts — all without making a single manual swap.

Fill in the blanks

Replace placeholder text across every layer with true-to-life, context-aware content. No more lorem ipsum.

Tidy up documents

Sort, rename, and align layers automatically. Wrangle icon sets, keep Libraries clean, and bring calm to chaotic files.

Build a palette

Drop in a photo and get a full set of named color variables that compliment it. An instant color palette, ready to use in your document.

Build designs from code

Point your AI client at a repo to recreate text styles, colors, UI components, and even entire pages inside Sketch.

Create code from your designs

Take any frame in Sketch and build it out in code with 1:1 visual fidelity.

Get the implement-design skill

Start the server

Press ⌘K to open the Command Bar in Sketch, type “MCP”, and hit Start. The server runs locally on your Mac.

Connect your AI Client

Works with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, and any other MCP-compatible client.

Start prompting

Tell your AI client what to do. It writes and runs the code inside Sketch, checks its own work, and iterates until the job’s done.

Full setup instructions

Your tools, your data, your Mac

The MCP server runs locally on your Mac and can’t be accessed remotely. It’s off by default — you decide when to switch it on and what your AI client can see. Prefer to keep everything on-device? MCP-compatible local models work too.

Asep Bagja

@bepituLaz

Thanks to newly launched Sketch MCP. I vibe coded/designed the booking system for pet hotel with Elixir/Phoenix and Tidewave. Now, I convert all LiveView pages into a Sketch files and pass it to real UI/UX designer. And, later from Sketch, I can convert it back into LiveView.

Donny Wals

@DonnyWals

11 localizations, 7 screenshots each, took me 30 minutes to update the template. 5 minutes to translate with Codex and Sketch MCP. LFG

Psylo

@psylo_app

Tried out using @sketch MCP server and Claude to automatically translate Psylo’s App Store screenshots. Works pretty well for a first pass but the text layouts will need some work. I’m going to try to have Claude do it too 🤖

Paul Solt

@PaulSolt

I built a new Skill to interact with Sketch. Now I can riff on app designs with vectors, rather than random image generation.

Egemen Günel

@EgemenTheDev

OpenCode + Sketch MCP = App Store screenshot localization done in a few minutes. Absolutely loving this.

Rapha

@raphaellopesph

honestly there’s a fun feeling in bringing my own stuff to life with @sketch MCP

Mikkel Aggerbo

@aggerbo

If you are still doing things manually in @sketch then you are missing out. This is the Sketch MCP creating App Store assets for @Smartplanhq across all supported languages within 5 minutes. The screenshot process is also automated. I will share that later.