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# Adding your Sketch file to Maker

## Maker Sketch Conversion

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Installing the plugin

Unsupported Sketch features

Creating a responsive design

Preparing Sketch file

CTA's and Product Cards

Exporting Sketch file to Maker

Embedding fonts in Sketch file

You can convert Sketch files into a dynamic and fully responsive Maker story for your site and sales channels by using our Sketch Plugin “Maker - Export to Web”.

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### Installing Sketch Plugin

Download “Maker - Export to Web” Sketch Plugin here and double click to install it. Once you’ve installed the plugin, you can access its features from the Plugins menu.

### Unsupported Sketch Features

* Grouped elements as a symbol
* Nested symbols
* Rotation and flipping on symbols
* Different override of text content on artboards within the same file (content must be the same across all breakpoints)


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