: Disable snapping to pixel grid Is it possible to resize shapes or move shapes without aligning to pixel grid in Sketch 3? I can use real numbers to set size like 34.5 but when resizing in

@Goswami567

The answer, which says there's no way to disable snapping to pixel grid except for entering numbers manually, is wrong. Hold down the ⌘ (command) key while dragging the object. It will slide around smoothly.

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@Phylliss782

Unfortunately, there's no way to disable snapping to pixel grid except for entering numbers manually like you have been doing. I confirmed this with Sketch support.

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@Kristi927

Its in the vector tool settings, called rounding. You can round to the nearest full pixel, half pixel, or none. I had a hard time finding it too.

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@Shelley591

You probably figured this out, but the snapping seems to be integral to the smart guides. If you turn off the smart guides, you can move and resize objects without them trying to snap align to everything else. View > Canvas > Show Smart Guides.

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@Lengel450

Yes, it is, and it is quite simple.

Go to sketch > preferences (on a mac press cmd + ,), and under the first tab (General), uncheck the first box (says "pixel fitting: Fit layers and points to pixel bounds").

Done. :)

Hope it helped.

Take care,

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