Stay in the workflow when you switch from InVision

1. Set the first Artboard as the Start Point.
2. Select all Artboards.
3. Click the Prototype tab on the upper right.
4. Select Create an Interaction.
5. In Target, select Auto Link to Right Artboard.

You can read more about Prototyping in our documentation or watch our video on how to use interactions. .

If you used Sketch to build the prototype, then yes! Just be sure to set a Start Point so that it appears in your Workspace. If you built the prototype in InVision, you’ll need to recreate the prototype in Sketch.

Once you’ve imported your prototype, you can test it on your Mac, on any browser, and on multiple devices using our app for iOS and iPadOS.

Nothing! You can invite collaborators to view, comment (including prototypes) and inspect Sketch documents from any browser, on any operating system, for free.

Not right now. However, you can share a specific version of a prototype — or simply ask your collaborators to view it fullscreen.

• Design system documentation: Sketch doesn’t have a way to manage dedicated component documentation, although you can leave notes directly on the Canvas, or add them as comments.
• Selective sharing: You can share specific flows and Artboards in Sketch, but Viewers will be able to view other Artboards in the document too.
• Password-protected prototypes: If you want to limit access to certain people, add them as Viewers to the document instead of sharing the document using a public link.
• Anchor points: We don’t currently support anchor points in prototypes.

Prototyping in Sketch comes with different interactions for you to create realistic, life-like prototypes. You can make layers and overlays appear on hover, press or click/tap — and toggle them on and off when you click them.

Yes. You can assign fixed elements in prototypes that contain (typically) static components like menu bars, toolbars and footers. In addition, you can also add links, hotspots, start points and create scrolling prototypes.

Yes, commenting in Sketch works much like it does in InVision. Use the Mac, web and iOS apps to add new comments or replies anywhere on the Canvas, add markup and emojis, resolve and reopen comments, and change their visibility.

You can also aads comments on on a Sketch prototype as you go, without switching back to the design and losing your place in the prototype.

With our web app’s handoff tools, any developer can inspect designs right on the Canvas and grab the information they need for any part of a design — such as layer attributes, distances between layers, export Design Tokens, text, CSS attributes and more.

Our developer handoff tools are free, and developers don’t need a Mac to view, inspect or export assets either — all they need to do is create a free Sketch account and access the document using the web app.

Yes, you’ll get credit for any time you have left over! Please contact us and our Account Operations team will be happy to help you.