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Chris Messina

Icons8 Lunacy 2.0 - Sketch viewer for Windows with features for HTML/CSS coding

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Icons8 Lunacy 2.0 is a free viewer for Sketch files on Windows with handy features for HTML/CSS coding. It helps developers, product managers, and UX specialists to easily open and work with .sketch files that designers on Mac tend to send them.

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Chris Messina
Top Hunter
Hunter
This is great. I'm not a Windows user, but the fact that Sketch is Mac-only is now a little less painful!
Kunal Bhatia
@chrismessina also easier for anyone who still needs to convince their dev partners to switch to a Sketch-based design workflow!
Ivan Braun
Maker
@kunalslab @chrismessina Exactly! No more "I can't open this Sketch-file on Windows" or "I'm on top of Mount Kilimanjaro and I have no internet connection here" 😃
Ivan Braun
Maker
Hello Product Hunt! First things first, thank you @chrismessina for hunting us! 🙏 We are very excited to launch Icons8 Lunacy 2.0: Standalone Sketch Viewer for Windows ELEGANT VIEWER Read Sketch files on Windows without annoying Mac plugins that sync to the server. Works great with files that contain: text, raster images, even gradients, and shadows. CSS EXPORT See CSS properties of any object and copy them with a single click. ASSETS EXPORT The properties that you use frequently get highlighted. Icons8 Lunacy doesn't require connection to the internet, thus developers can work on Sketch files from anywhere. And have we mentioned that Icons8 Lunacy is completely FREE? 😀 We would love to hear your comments and feedback! And thank you all for your support! ❤️
Chathura Kudahetti
Thanks @visualpharm and Icon8 team for making our jobs a bit easier.
Ivan Braun
Maker
@chathura_kudahettie You are most welcome! Let us know which features you would like to see in future versions.
Lisa Dziuba
Are you planning to introduce the paid plan or it's more like pet-project? P.S: love your https://icons8.com/blog/ blog!
Ivan Braun
Maker
@lisadziuba We are not planning to monetize it so you are welcome to come by and play with it for free, anytime ;) P.S. I forwarded your comment to our Blog Editor... he turned red and the only word I could understand from his mumbling was 'Thanks' :)
Ivan Braun
Maker
@margaret_hutchins @lisadziuba What's your favorite way to open a Sketch file? 😃
Ivan Braun
Maker
@lisadziuba @margaret_hutchins This is cheating 😃
Ivan Braun
Maker
@lisadziuba Haha, fair point! 😃
Muhammad Vaid
Finally a Windows viewer for Sketch! Awesome. Been hoarding templates in anticipation of this
Ivan Braun
Maker
@movaid7 You must have quite the collection of templates by now :) Time to use them as intended!
Ivan Braun
Maker
@movaid7 All the best with your classes!
Marina Yalanska
Congrats, guys, keep rocking!
Ivan Braun
Maker
@myalanska Thank you for your kind words and support!
Guilhem Menard
Great work from a great team!
Ivan Braun
Maker
@gui_lhem Thank you, Guilhem! We are doing our best to help the community of developers and designers. We are a part of this community and it is natural to give back to the community.
Stas Kulesh
Good stuff @visualpharm!
Alexander Vasyov
Maker
Being a designer/developer on Windows is not the end of the world. There are several alternatives to Sketch on Windows that could help you save money and time.
Icons8

When we wrote it, we thought it's cool. An year after, we see that we've completed 90% of the features that Sketch supports, with the sole exception of the Symbols. Let's see how we see our version 3.0 in one year more.

Pros:

Great viewer

Cons:

Fonts are different

Keyul
Great tool. Thanks for launching on windows.
Artem Tarasov
Good luck, guys! 🤘
Pablo Almeida

Particularly, the best alternative to Sketch on Windows, until this moment, is Adobe XD.

I try use Lunacy, but it's heavy for memory.

Pros:

Simple to use.

Cons:

Drain almost 2GB RAM!

Ivan Braun
Maker
Hi Pablo, that's not acceptable. The typical numbers for the files of the average size is around 200 Mb. I've just tested it with the same file and it consumes 2.5 less memory then Sketch. I wonder if you use some special file? Do you have the latest version?