Every blend mode explained · Sketch Blog
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Learn how to use blend modes in Sketch to give your designs that extra polish.
scrollable#navigate DOMContentLoaded@window->scrollable#goToHash hashchange@window->scrollable#goToHash" > Every blend mode explained · Sketch Blog New in Sketch — Multi-paste, better gradients, faster Symbols, and more Learn more New in Sketch — Multi-paste, better gradients, faster Symbols, and more Learn more Skip Navigation Note: Images, videos and some instructions on this page may not be accurate. Please bear with us as we update this article for Sketch’s new UI. Good design is often about smooth transitions, and blend modes can help you achieve that with ease. In fact, using blend modes
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