This is an awesome feature not only for Flow, but for designers who may be using icons and elements from UI kits. And, for all those non-Sketch designers, there is now a pathway for you to import your designs into Flow.

SVG Import (beta)
You can create timelines from them, or drag and drop them onto your current Timeline.

Please note: this is a beta feature, and will be improved in the coming releases

• Create timelines from imported SVGs.
• Handle all shape types (including arcs).
• Created a converter from SVG format to Flow.
• Rename top-level svg elements into SVG file name.
• Add drag-drop functionality.
• Insert SVG files via in-app menu.

Media Import
A useful touchup to importing media files.

• Allow user to import multiple image, SVG or sound files at the same time.

UI / UX
We’ve added some nice subtle improvements, and some other critical fixes.

• Fix a bug with dragging scenes in the Sketch import window.
• Resize Sketch import window depending on screen size and resolution.
• Add button to empty stage for adding a timeline via SVG file.
• Align divider of layer hierarchy panel to that of the timeline hierarchy. (Travis sheds a tear in thanks).
• Allow Flow to open files with missing images
• Deselect easing curves when clicking on an empty area of the timeline

Export Options
We’ve added a few subtle but important fixes to our export options.

• Player.js pauses after finishing its animation instead of stopping (and going to the beginning of the timeline)
• Added a Delegate protocol to Toggle Button in the iOS export option
• Added a Delegate protocol for the Timeline in FlowCommon (thank you Robin Keech for suggesting this FlowCommon improvement)

Sketch Import
A touchup for importing layer styles mixed with unsaved changes.

• Override opacity of LayerStyle with that of layer

Catalina
Another year, another major MacOS release, and here is our fix for some strange behaviour that Catalina brought (will bring?) with it.

• Fix crash occuring in Catalina