Sketch and Paint with Responsive Brushes
Infinite Painter centers on a clean canvas where artists can draw with a finger or stylus, change brush size, select colors, and undo marks without leaving the main workspace. Hundreds of built-in brushes cover pencils, inks, paints, blending, and erasing, while editable settings let users tune each tool for line art, shading, texture, or loose studies.
The compact toolbar keeps paint, blend, and erase modes close together, and a pull gesture provides direct brush-size control. Pressure and tilt support on compatible styluses can vary strokes naturally, so quick sketches and detailed illustrations share the same basic workflow on a spacious mobile canvas.
Build Complex Artwork with Layers
Layers help artists separate line work, color, lighting, and effects so each part can be adjusted without flattening the whole composition. Infinite Painter supports groups, masks, clipping masks, blend modes, filter layers, and color adjustments, making it possible to build anything from a simple three-layer sketch to a carefully organized illustration.
Selections and transformations add control when a shape, character, or background needs repositioning. Users can move, scale, distort, or warp selected content, transform several layers together, and revisit earlier project states through Project History. The free tool set has layer limits, while Pro expands canvas sizes, layer capacity, masks, filters, and advanced tools.
Draw with Guides, Shapes, and Effects
Precision tools help when freehand drawing alone is not enough. Line, ellipse, hatching, symmetry, and perspective guides support comics, architecture, patterns, and concept art, while shape detection can convert a paused stroke into a cleaner editable form. Five perspective-guide styles include one-point, two-point, three-point, curvilinear, and isometric approaches for structured scenes.
Artists can refine results with fills, gradients, masks, cloning, liquify, color correction, and live filters. Canvas preview tools make it easier to flip a composition or check values in grayscale. These options turn the app into more than a sketchpad without forcing every control onto the canvas at once.
Import References and Export Finished Work
Creative projects can begin with images from device photos, the camera, clipboard, or image search, and multiple references can remain available while drawing. Brush sets can also be organized, imported, exported, or shared, which helps artists keep specialized pencils, texture tools, and painting presets ready for recurring work.
When a piece is finished, Infinite Painter can export JPG, PNG, WEBP, ZIP, layered PSD, or Painter project files. Timelapse recording provides another way to present the process, while community sharing helps users publish work and discover other artists. These options suit both quick social posts and projects that continue in desktop editing software.
