Infinipaint0.6.3

Sketch everything from a quick note to a detailed, room-sized composition on Infinipaint’s infinite canvas, then keep exploring it at any scale. Its zoom has no upper or lower limit, making it practical for diagrams such as a scale drawing of the solar system as well as ordinary illustrations with extremely fine details. Open online lobbies let multiple people collaborate on the same expansive workspace, making it useful for shared brainstorming, planning, and visual note-taking.

Graphics tablet support detects pressure for both brushes and erasers, while layers and blend modes provide control over complex artwork. Saveable color palettes preserve frequently used colors, and a right-click quick menu keeps common actions close at hand. Bookmarks let you mark locations for later navigation, and standard undo and redo commands help revise work safely.

Text boxes support formatting, and the tool set includes rectangular and lasso selection, color picking, grids, rectangles, ellipses, and lines. Screenshots can export selected canvas areas as raster images or SVG files, while objects can be copied and pasted within one canvas or between canvases. Images and other files can also be placed directly onto the canvas.

Published by ErrorAtLine0, Infinipaint is open-source software for Linux and is currently at version 0.6.3. This patch adds fill color 1 and back color 0 to the theme editor and introduces an option to disable touch input while drawing.