A notebook that behaves like paper, minus the limits
- Choose your paper. Ruled for prose, grid for maths, dots for sketching, or blank. Pick a white, beige, pale blue, pale yellow or dark background.
- Choose your pen. Pen for everyday writing, ballpoint for small dense notes, pencil for rough working and highlighter for what matters.
- Never turn the page. Keep writing to the right or below; zoom out to see the whole set of notes at once.
- Rearrange afterwards. Lasso a paragraph or a diagram and drag, resize, rotate or recolour it.
- Mix in images. Paste screenshots, photos of a whiteboard or a figure from a paper.
- Type when it is quicker. Press
Tfor a typed heading or label.
Organising notes
Use one .infiniticanvas file per notebook (a course, a project, a client) and one page tab per session or topic. Double-click a tab to rename it. Files save wherever you choose — the default name is my-notes.infiniticanvas — and the app reopens exactly where you left off.
Who it suits
Students in maths and science subjects, researchers working through derivations, engineers sketching ideas, and anyone who thinks better with a pen. InfinitiCanvas is a single-user Windows app: there is no real-time collaboration, no cloud sync, no handwriting-to-text and no PDF import yet. Handwriting is stored as ink, not text, so it cannot be searched.
Common questions
Does InfinitiCanvas convert handwriting to text?
No. Handwriting-to-text would need a cloud service, which conflicts with the app working fully offline. Use a typed text box (T) for anything you want as text.
Is it pressure-sensitive?
Strokes have a consistent width chosen with keys 1 to 4 rather than varying with pen pressure, which keeps handwriting even and legible.
Related InfinitiCanvas guides
Last updated 29 October 2026 · applies to InfinitiCanvas v1.4.0 for Windows 10 and 11.
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Use every InfinitiCanvas feature for 14 days on your own Windows computer, with no card and no required signup.