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A Windows drawing app built for pen pressure and tilt

Limner reads pressure and tilt through Windows Ink on Windows 10 and 11. Tablet behavior still depends on the pen, driver, and Windows Ink configuration.

Pressure, tilt, and clean lines

• Pressure and tilt via Windows Ink, mapped through per-brush curves.
• A stabilizer and taper for steady, tapering strokes.
• Post-stroke inking correction that smooths a line without losing intent.
• A mouse works fine to start if you do not have a tablet yet.

Uses the Windows Ink path

Limner supports Windows Ink compatible pens and displays, including common Wacom, XPPen, Huion, and Surface setups. Enable Windows Ink in the tablet driver. Pressure, tilt, and button behavior vary by hardware and driver, so test your exact setup during the beta.

More than a sketchpad

Pressure and tilt feed a full studio: layers and masks, editable vector lines, animation, comics, and 4K timelapse, all native to Windows.

Common questions

Which tablets work?

Limner uses Windows Ink and supports common Wacom, XPPen, Huion, and Surface setups. Exact pressure, tilt, and button behavior depends on the pen and driver.

Does it read tilt?

Yes. Limner reads both pen pressure and tilt, mapped through per-brush curves.

Can I smooth shaky lines?

Yes. There is a stabilizer and taper while you draw, and post-stroke inking correction.