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FLOATINK FOR WINDOWSFloatInk Screen annotation

SCREEN ANNOTATION

Explain it, right on the screen.

When a button needs emphasis, a change needs circling, or an idea needs a quick sketch, FloatInk puts the ink above the desktop without breaking your flow.

Windows release status Windows 10 / 11 · x64

FLOATINK FOR WINDOWS

Tools within reach.
Content in view.

Start annotating from the floating toolbar. Adjust language, startup behavior, and shortcuts to fit the way you work.

The real FloatInk toolbar running over a demonstration pageThe real FloatInk toolbar running over a demonstration page
01 / DESKTOP OVERLAY

FloatInk running above presentation content. Mouse mode keeps the application underneath usable.

The FloatInk main toolbar with 11 tool entries plus undo, redo, and other actionsThe FloatInk main toolbar with 11 tool entries plus undo, redo, and other actions
02 / TOOLBAR

11 tools. One compact toolbar.

Mouse, pen, highlighter, line, arrow, rectangle, ellipse, text, eraser, mosaic, and whiteboard. Undo, redo, and other actions sit alongside them.

FloatInk general settings
03 / SETTINGS

Settings stay understandable

Language can follow Windows or be selected explicitly; startup and confirmation behavior stay under your control.

Open Settings → General → Language to choose English.

FloatInk keyboard shortcut settings
04 / SHORTCUTS

Ready from any application

Global shortcuts are managed in one place, so frequent actions do not require finding a window first.

See the default shortcuts and getting-started help

DRAW / EXPLAIN / MOVE ON

Ready when needed.
Gone when done.
01

Lives in the tray and opens the toolbar when you need it.

02

Mouse mode passes clicks through, so the application underneath remains usable.

03

Desktop ink, whiteboard, and blackboard share the same focused toolkit.

TOOLKIT

11 tools.
Each with a purpose.

The same icons, in the same order as the main toolbar—including mouse and whiteboard. Move from freehand ink to precise shapes without changing apps.

SECONDARY TOOLBAR

The right options, next to the tool.

The main toolbar selects the tool. Hover over a tool with options to reveal its secondary toolbar. Its contents change with the tool, keeping the main bar compact.

FloatInk main toolbar with a secondary toolbar expanded above it, showing three stroke widths and six colorsFloatInk main toolbar with a secondary toolbar expanded above it, showing three stroke widths and six colors
Hover over a toolbar button to reveal its options. Here, stroke widths are on the left and colors on the right.

Pen, highlighter, and line

Choose a color and stroke width. The highlighter offers wider strokes.

Arrow

Adjust color, width, head style, and whether heads appear at one end or both.

Rectangle and ellipse

Choose an outline width or a solid fill, then pick the color.

Text

Set the text color, font, size, bold, and italic here.

Mosaic

Choose a brush width to suit the area you want to obscure.

Whiteboard

Choose a white or black board to suit your explanation.

Mouse and eraser do not have a style toolbar. Undo and redo are separate actions, not additional drawing tools.

DESKTOP MODE

Write above the desktop.
Keep using it.

Return to mouse mode and the ink remains visible. Hide it when it is not needed, then bring it back in one action.

MULTI-DISPLAY

Keep context across displays

Each display has its own canvas, while undo and redo still follow the order of your actions.

WHITE
BLACK

BOARD MODES

Switch to a white or black board

No presentation file required. A blank surface is ready whenever an idea needs room.

LOCAL FIRST

Your screen stays
on your computer.

Global shortcuts

Start annotating, undo, or clear from any application.

Chinese and English

Follow the system language or choose one explicitly in settings.

Bounded history

Undo history is controlled so memory usage does not grow without limit.

FLOATINK FOR WINDOWS

The first public release is in final preparation.

View release status