Lunacy

Lunacy is an advanced graphic editor designed for working with .sketch files on Windows. It includes professional tools for UI/UX design, illustration, and prototyping. It works offline and comes with built-in resources.

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• Sketch compatibility. Lunacy opens and edits native .sketch files without any conversion. It supports layers, symbols, and vector text, and it works without altering the original structure of the document.
• Vector tools. Includes a pen tool, geometric shapes, boolean operations, and node manipulation. Create complex illustrations with Bézier curves and path adjustments.
• Interactive prototyping. Link artboards to simulate navigation flows. Define transitions and touch gestures. Export prototypes as HTML or animated GIF files.
• Built-in resources. A library of icons, photos with transparent backgrounds, and up-to-date UI kits. Elements can be dragged directly onto the canvas and are organized by theme.
• Collaborative work. Change history with version control. Comments pinned to specific elements. Integration with project management platforms is supported.
• Multi-format export. Generate files in PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF, and Sketch formats. Set up export presets with custom scales and suffixes.
• Advanced typography. Edit fonts with kerning, leading, and text styles. Works with Google Fonts and locally installed typefaces. Text renders sharply at high resolution.
• Plugins and automation. An API for developing custom extensions. JavaScript scripts for repetitive tasks. Connect to external services via webhooks.
• Grid system. Modular grid templates and smart guides. Automatic adjustment to responsive layouts. Distances between elements are displayed on the canvas.
• Visual effects. Apply shadows, blurs, and overlays. Layer blend modes such as multiply or screen. Opacity adjustments are available for fills, strokes, and layers.

Lunacy was developed by Icons8 and first appeared in 2017. The team focused on optimizing the handling of large files and reducing RAM usage, and the first stable version was released in 2018 with basic support for Sketch 43 files. Today it stays compatible with the latest versions of the format. The developers prioritize rendering speed and accuracy when converting vector curves.

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