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Converting editable PSD templates to Sketch or Figma files is a common requirement for designers aiming to leverage modern design platforms while retaining legacy assets

Always prepare your Photoshop file properly to ensure a smoother transition

Use intuitive naming conventions like "Header-Logo" or "CTA-Button" instead of "Layer 1" or "Copy 2"

Create folders like "Navigation," "Hero Section," or "Footer Elements" to mirror your design layout

Delete any hidden, redundant, or unused layers to reduce file bloat

Flatten or merge layers that don’t require editability—such as background textures, noise overlays, or پاسپورت لایه باز complex blending effects

For Sketch, simply drag and drop the PSD file directly into the canvas

Both tools support PSD import, but Figma handles nested groups and naming more reliably

Some effects may appear as rasterized images or disappear entirely

Match the font family, size, weight, line height, and letter spacing precisely to preserve visual integrity

Zoom in closely—small errors compound at scale

This is not a drawback—it’s an opportunity to optimize for performance

Group reusable elements into components (Figma) or symbols (Sketch)

A well-converted file should scale gracefully across devices

Share it with your team via cloud collaboration features

You may need to return to it for revisions, asset extraction, or client requests

Your final file should be clean, scalable, and developer-friendly—never just "good enough"