Sketch’s latest update, Copenhagen (version 2025.3), introduces significant changes aimed at enhancing user experience and functionality. The redesign includes a contextual toolbar that adjusts based on your selections, a new focus mode for the layer list, and a complete overhaul of the Inspector. The Inspector now features floating panels for color selection and numeric fields that allow for intuitive adjustments. Users also benefit from a one-click background removal tool for images, utilizing Apple’s on-device machine learning, which keeps data processing local. The update also includes improvements to workspace organization. Projects and Collections have been simplified to folders, which can be nested infinitely, providing greater flexibility in managing your workspace. Stacks can now wrap when their contents exceed the container's fixed dimensions, allowing for more versatile layouts. Performance enhancements make opening documents up to five times faster, and the accuracy of rendering complex shapes has improved, especially regarding shadows. Other notable features include the ability to copy links for individual frames, making it easy to share specific sections of a document. There are several interface adjustments, such as the removal of Touch Bar controls and a new method for handling symbol sources, which offers more control over their insertion and swapping. The update also fixes various bugs that affected layer styles and prototype playback, ensuring a smoother user experience.