Feature Highlights

• Freehand pen, line, rectangle, ellipse, arrow, step marker, text, sticky note, marker, and eraser tools
• Named boards with custom backgrounds, quick slots, and per-board pages
• Session persistence across runs, named session files, overlay Session panel, and configurator catalog management. See Sessions and Session Manager.
• Fast toggle via daemon and keybind
• Low-latency drawing mode with optional vsync disablement and configurable 120/144/240+ FPS caps
• Incremental dirty-region rendering keeps long accumulated strokes responsive
• Screenshot capture to file or clipboard
• Preset slots that restore full per-tool drawing profiles
• Configurator GUI and full config file control
• Zoom, freeze, click highlights, auto-numbered arrows, presenter mode, and light passthrough for clean callouts
• Context menu, selection tools (Alt-drag or V), copy/paste, duplicate/delete shapes, properties panel, and an expanded command palette for editing
• External PNG/JPEG image paste as editable canvas objects
• Configurable drag tools, including per-button left/right/middle bindings
• Radial menu at cursor (middle-click) for quick tool/color picks and size adjustments
• Screen eyedropper with a magnified pixel loupe, available from both color interfaces and the command palette

Customization

• GTK4 toolbars are used automatically on supported layer-shell paths, with a feature-equivalent builtin Cairo fallback.
• The top strip has shapes/overflow popovers, current-binding shortcut badges, width-aware degradation, and minimized restore tabs.
• The four-pane side palette keeps Draw, Canvas, Session, and Settings workflows organized and remembers per-pane scrolling.
• Toolbars are configurable: show/hide individual items, collapse side sections, reorder top tools/top controls/side sections, and save the result to TOML. See Toolbars.
• The configurator has global search with scoped matches across tabs, sections, sessions, boards, presets, profiles, and keybindings.