PIXSO VS SKETCH
A Sketch alternative your whole design team can open
Bring your Sketch files into Pixso and create together in the browser. Give Mac and Windows designers the same shared canvas, with reusable components, interactive prototypes and developer handoff close at hand.
Browser-based UI design for teams working across platforms.

Design together across platforms
Create and edit UI in the browser, whether your designers use Mac or Windows.
Bring the work you already have
Import Sketch design files, with a dedicated route for shared libraries and the documents that use them.
Keep the whole team close
Share editable designs, prototype flows, comments and implementation details in Pixso.
THE PLATFORM DECISION
Pixso vs Sketch: where does your team need to design?
Sketch offers a native Mac design editor and browser access for sharing, comments and handoff. Pixso lets designers create and co-edit in the browser too. For a team mixing Mac and Windows, that difference changes who can participate directly in the design.
| Your priority | Pixso | Sketch |
|---|---|---|
| Where designers edit | Create and edit the interface in a browser on Mac or Windows, with a shared design environment for the team. | Create and edit designs in the native macOS app. The web app supports viewing, comments, inspection and sharing rather than full design authoring. |
| Real-time co-editing | Designers can work together on the same browser canvas, with team feedback beside the work. | Editors can co-edit Workspace documents in the Mac app with a subscription. Browser access alone does not provide real-time design editing. |
| Components and shared libraries | Create components, variants and styles, and publish library updates for teams to apply across files. | Libraries share Symbols, styles, Color Variables and other reusable assets. Designers review and accept updates in their documents. |
| Bringing existing Sketch work | Import Sketch files. For linked libraries, prepare the library and its consuming documents for the target team using the dedicated import workflow. | Keep native Sketch documents and their established library relationships within your Sketch workflow. |
| Reviewers and developers | Share designs and prototypes, collect comments and give developers the access to inspect details and download prepared assets. | Use the web app to review, comment, inspect designs and export assets without requiring reviewers to use the Mac editor. |
| Working environment | Use our online design workspace, or discuss separately scoped enterprise private deployment on your infrastructure. | Use the native Mac app for local design work and a Workspace for online sharing and collaboration. |
Compare designer seats, review access and the working environment your team needs.
TAKE YOUR DESIGN WORK WITH YOU
Bring Sketch files, then reconnect your shared library
Start with the screens and components your team has already designed. Pixso supports Sketch file import, plus a dedicated library workflow for teams moving reusable assets and the documents that depend on them.
A familiar design, in a shared canvas
Import a Sketch document into Pixso and continue editing. Check its fonts, layout and important interactions with the original file available, then invite the teammates who will work on it.
Move libraries with their consuming files
Choose the destination team and prepare the library together with the design files that use it. A team administrator imports the shared library; editors can import the design documents. Avoid importing multiple branches or copies of the same library into that team.
Library relationships need the dedicated team-library workflow; importing a single isolated file is not the same migration. Keep the source files while you check main components, instances and library updates.

ONE DESIGN CONVERSATION
Let the team respond to the actual interface
Give everyone a clear place to see the current design and contribute. Designers can co-edit in Pixso while reviewers leave feedback beside the UI, keeping the discussion attached to the details it concerns.
Mac and Windows, on the same canvas
Bring a mixed-platform design team into the same editable file. Use shared components and styles as the interface grows, so decisions can carry from one screen to the next.
From comments to implementation
Connect a prototype for review and give developers the appropriate access to inspect measurements, styles and assets. The design stays the common reference as the project moves forward.

KEEP YOUR VISUAL LANGUAGE
Try new layouts with AI, then refine them with your components
Generate an editable starting point with Pixso AI and continue shaping the design in the editor. A published library enabled for AI can guide generation with your team's design assets.
Editable layers, familiar design work
Adjust the generated layout, typography and components before adding a screen to the product. Your team stays in control of the final interface.
Design assets that keep working together
Use shared components, variants and styles to build consistency across projects. Pixso MCP can also connect supported AI tools with design context and editing capabilities.
BRING THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE DESIGN
Start with one Sketch project and the team who uses it
For teams across Mac and Windows
Import a representative design and invite a designer, reviewer and developer to work through it together. Start with the free plan, then choose the seats and capabilities that fit the team.
Try a project in PixsoFor enterprise deployment needs
Talk to us about an intranet or private cloud environment, member access and integrations. Private deployment is a separate enterprise arrangement with an agreed scope and support plan.
Explore private deploymentQuestions about moving from Sketch to Pixso
Can Windows designers edit in Pixso?
Does Sketch already support collaboration?
Can I import my Sketch designs and libraries?
Will a single Sketch file import preserve every library link?
Can I try Pixso before moving all our design work?
Bring your designs. Open them to the whole team.
Try Pixso with a Sketch project and the people who will take it forward.