Some teams haven’t migrated off Sketch yet, and that’s okay. Convertify keeps collaboration possible by exporting Figma frames straight into .sketch files. Components become symbols, text styles stay mapped, and layout grids survive the trip.

Respecting both ecosystems

Instead of forcing anyone to change tools, Convertify lets you meet them where they are. The exported Sketch file feels native, so they can continue maintaining their system while you stay in Figma.

Export habits that help

1. Keep your Figma library tidy so symbols translate cleanly.
2. Include a cover page in the export that documents components and usage tips.
3. When possible, share the original Figma link alongside the Sketch export so folks can cross-reference.

This workflow removes a major blocker for cross-company collaboration.

Iterate side by side

When partners send updated Sketch files back, you can import them into Figma via Convertify as well. That two-way bridge keeps both teams aligned even if their tooling choices differ. Nobody feels left behind, and your shared design system stays cohesive.

Ideal for

• Agencies collaborating with corporate teams locked into Sketch
• Vendor handoffs where procurement mandates Sketch deliverables
• Transition periods when only part of the org has moved to Figma

Convertify makes multi-tool collaboration feel intentional rather than painful.