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New in the Mac app: Some neat improvements to Smart Distribute

Our latest Mac release makes it easier than ever to tidy uneven layers and swap items using Smart Distribute

Our latest update to the Mac app has landed, and it makes Smart Distribute even easier to use. Now, when you have an unevenly-spaced multi-selection, you can type a value straight into the vertical or horizontal spacing fields — no need to press the Tidy button! And, if you’ve got a group of evenly-spaced layers, you can simply select and drag a single layer to swap its location within the group — without needing to select multiple layers first.

As ever, this update also includes a whole host of quality improvements that make working with Sketch smoother.

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