A creative journey through minimalist wallpapers.

A collection of high-res wallpapers for those who are looking for some inspiring wallpaper for their day-to-day tools.

I'll be uploading more. I hope you like them! ✨

I'd love to hear your thoughts on this particular topic. Something I keep thinking about and discussing with different friends in the industry.

I often get asked about book recommendations and I thought it will be interesting for some people to share some.

Yay!!

Thanks for the referral! For those experiencing a lot of issues, we are fixing them and would have a new brand build for the beta testers probably this weekend :)

We're aiming to launch sooner than later, but don't know if we will include from the very beginning USB support or not (would be the first thing we'll implement anyways).

Yes, of course! I mean, showing the right image resolution depending on the screen requirements, without asking the user to setup it.

By the way, I'm sorry for my mistake about the quality of the image, I don't pretend to discredit your awesome work with Skala Preview. I've been using that many years when I was using Photoshop too :)

Thanks for the clarification on this Marc, I've been struggling with this for a while!

Even though, probably being able to show the expected size depending on different devices is more interesting rather than asking to the final user for that input.

Yeah, that's really important! I'll update the copy for now. We should launch a more elaborated site sooner or later, but I'm now focused on the product development side :)

Thanks mate :*

Hi, Gabe! I've been using Skala for a while, my pain points were mostly:

1. Bad quality images, I tend to design in 1x and my images were blurry for most of my testing devices.
2. Copying to clipboard or executing a plugin every time you want to refresh the screen doesn't sound like a great idea while working every day.
3. If Sketch team changes something in the API, you'll know as soon as possible and the auto updater will prepare everything for you. So you don't actually need to maintain or update a plugin inside Sketch.

Cheers!