Ink Draft 1.0.1.70

Ink Draft is a pen-first writing app from Microsoft designed to let you capture handwriting and sketches on a digital canvas, edit ink, and convert ink to typed text. It’s intended for use with stylus-enabled Windows devices such as Microsoft Surface.

Ink Draft typically runs on Windows devices that support the Microsoft Store. It is optimized for pen-enabled PCs and tablets (for example, Surface devices) running Windows 10 or Windows 11. A touch screen and active pen/stylus are recommended for the best experience.

Open the Microsoft Store on your Windows device, search for “Ink Draft” or go to the app’s page, then click Install or Get. You may need to sign in with a Microsoft account to download apps from the Store.

Ink Draft is provided through the Microsoft Store. Availability and pricing can vary by region; many Microsoft pen apps are free, but some features or versions could require a paid license or Microsoft account. Check the app listing in the Microsoft Store for current pricing and in‑app purchase details.

Use your pen to write in Ink Draft’s canvas or note area, then use the app’s ink-to-text (convert) tool or lasso/select gesture to select the handwritten content and choose Convert to Text. The app will attempt to recognize your handwriting and insert editable typed text.

Ink apps commonly let you save notes in app-specific formats and export to common formats such as PDF or image files, and sometimes plain text. Exact export options vary by version; check the app’s File/Share/Export menu for supported formats.

Syncing depends on the app’s integration with cloud services. If Ink Draft supports sign-in with a Microsoft account or OneDrive integration, it can sync notes across devices. Confirm the app’s settings or the Microsoft Store listing for cloud sync support.

Handwriting recognition language support depends on the recognizer installed with Windows and the app’s language features. Windows provides recognition for many major languages; you can add language packs in Windows Settings > Time & Language > Language. The app will use available recognizers where supported.

Common steps: ensure your device’s pen drivers and Windows are up to date; check Bluetooth connection or pen battery; confirm pen is paired and calibrated in Windows Settings; make sure Ink Draft has necessary permissions; try restarting the app or device. For conversion errors, write more clearly or adjust the recognition language. If issues persist, consult the app’s support link on its Microsoft Store page.

Open the Ink Draft listing in the Microsoft Store and use the provided support or developer contact links. You can also leave a review there. For device or pen hardware issues, check your device manufacturer’s support resources.