Fractions drawn with shape recognition and a number line on a light background.
Ideas for lessons and homework help
- Maths you can see. Shape recognition turns hand-drawn circles and rectangles into clean fraction pies and bar models; grid paper keeps column sums lined up.
- Worksheets on screen. Snip a question from a worksheet or website (Win+Shift+S), paste it with Ctrl+V and solve it together on top.
- Handwriting practice. The ruled template gives guide lines; switch to a fresh page when you are ready for the next letter.
- Science and geography sketches. Label a plant, a volcano or the water cycle with colours and typed labels.
- Grandparents and tutors on video calls. Share the window in Zoom, Teams or Meet so someone far away can help with homework.
Why families like a local app
- No sign-ups, no children's accounts and no data uploaded anywhere.
- No ads, no feeds and no notifications — just the board.
- Works offline, so it is fine on a laptop with internet switched off.
- Every page is auto-saved and can be exported as a PNG for a portfolio or to print.
Good to know
InfinitiCanvas is designed for an adult or older child writing with a pen or stylus on Windows 10 or 11. 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.
Common questions
Can my child use InfinitiCanvas on its own?
Yes; it is a simple drawing board with no accounts or online features. It works best with a stylus or drawing tablet rather than a finger.
Does it collect any information about my child?
No. The app does not upload drawings or usage data. An optional welcome form on first launch asks for a name and email and can be skipped.
Related InfinitiCanvas guides
Last updated 29 October 2026 · applies to InfinitiCanvas v1.4.0 for Windows 10 and 11.
Test the workflow before buying
Use every InfinitiCanvas feature for 14 days on your own Windows computer, with no card and no required signup.