In short: If it is a designed thing at a fixed size, Sketch can probably make it.
People assume Sketch is for social posts. It is not: the same brief can come back as a poster, a pitch deck or a landing page.
It helps to think in two questions. What shape is the piece, and what sizes do you need it in.
One design, or a set
A single post is one design. A carousel, deck, guide or story set is a sequence, where each frame does one job and the set reads as one piece. Ask for a number and you get that number.
Storyboards for video
A storyboard is a sequence built to move: consistent world, palette and cast, each shot composed with room to animate. It is how a reel starts.
Scrolling pages
A landing page or an email comes back as one long page of stacked sections rather than separate frames.
Print and out of home
A4 and A3, flyers, posters, menus, business cards, postcards, tri-fold brochures and digital screens are all standard sizes you can pick. Print is not an afterthought here.
Ads, listings and slides
Banner sizes from leaderboard to skyscraper, marketplace listings for Amazon, Shopify, Etsy and eBay, and presentation slides in 16:9 or 4:3.
You do not choose a layout. Sketch picks the composition that suits the message, the format and the channel, drawing on a catalogue of around 25 proven ones, and builds it in your brand.
Last updated 13 August 2026
