How to Fix "Sketch Not Syncing with Cloud"

When Sketch isn't syncing with the cloud, it can prevent collaboration and disrupt your workflow.

The first thing to check is your internet connection.

A weak or intermittent connection can cause syncing issues.

Ensure you’re connected to a reliable network and try syncing again.

If your connection is stable, the issue could be related to your Sketch Cloud account.

Log out of your Sketch account and then log back in to refresh the sync process.

This can help reset any authentication or syncing errors.

Another possible cause of syncing issues is a conflict with other cloud storage services.

If you're using services like Dropbox or Google Drive alongside Sketch Cloud, make sure that there is no file conflict or syncing issue between these services.

Try disabling or disconnecting other cloud services temporarily to see if the issue persists.

You should also check for any Sketch Cloud service outages or known issues.

Occasionally, Sketch Cloud may undergo maintenance or experience server issues that can affect syncing.

You can check the status of Sketch Cloud services on their status page.

If the issue is not related to your internet connection or the Sketch Cloud server, you may need to troubleshoot the Sketch application itself.

Try clearing the cache by going to Sketch > Preferences > Cache and clicking Clear Cache.

This can sometimes resolve syncing problems caused by outdated or corrupted cache files.

If the syncing issue continues, consider reinstalling Sketch to ensure that all the app’s components are fresh and up to date.

Finally, ensure that your Sketch app is updated to the latest version, as each update often includes bug fixes and improvements for cloud syncing.