Share a Sketch Design in PDF Form

Text appearance can shift if a typeface is unavailable, while linked or external assets may not render as intended. Inspect a few pages with the densest typography, icons, and image overlays rather than assuming the cover represents every artboard.

PDF can preserve vector shapes for clear zooming, but raster images remain limited by their source resolution. Look at photographs and fine details at the scale reviewers will use, especially where a design mixes screenshots and drawn interface elements.

Check that each artboard has the expected proportions and that no content is cut off by a page boundary. Small interface labels, focus indicators, and subtle separators can become difficult to judge if a large artboard is scaled down onto a standard sheet.

Review the PDF on a typical screen and at print size if paper review is planned. Ensure that page labels, sequence, and notes are clear, and avoid presenting a low-resolution screenshot as evidence of final pixel-level quality.