Migrating from Sketch to Figma can feel daunting when you are staring at years of legacy files. Convertify makes it painless: import a .sketch file, and the plugin recreates pages, symbols, and styles within Figma. It’s the fastest way I know to modernize libraries without rebuilding them manually.

Retain your hard work

Convertify keeps symbols intact, translates shared styles, and preserves nested overrides. That gives you a faithful starting point for establishing a new Figma library or component system.

After the import

1. Audit the converted file for naming conventions and restructure where necessary.
2. Replace Sketch-specific features (like text styles) with their Figma equivalents.
3. Publish reusable components to your Figma team library once everything looks right.

Importing this way lets teams evolve their workflows without sacrificing the design history they already invested in.

Plan the migration

Break large libraries into smaller chunks—icons, UI patterns, marketing materials—and import them iteratively. After each batch, run Convertify’s export in reverse to share with teams still on Sketch until the transition completes. This staged approach keeps everyone productive throughout the migration.

Helpful reminders

• Document any manual tweaks you made post-import for future reference.
• Use Figma’s branching features to experiment with reorganizing components without risking the original import.
• Communicate timelines with downstream teams so they know when to switch to the new library.

Convertify turns “Sketch to Figma import” from a dreaded migration to a manageable project plan.