Windows Ink Workspace is an app for Windows which allows you to use fingers on apps that support pen and handwriting. It helps to improve using pen on Sticky Notes, Sketchpad, and Screen Sketch.

The Sticky Notes app isn't new, but it's included in the Windows Ink Workspace anyway. Ink adds a convenient new function to the app: Sticky Notes now records the time and place you write a note.

The Ink Workspace also has a section for suggested pen-enabled apps from the Windows Store, as well as your recently used apps that have pen-friendly features. That’s about all there is to the ...

The Ink Workspace also features a new UI, which matches the rest of the Windows 11 rounded Fluent style. It features a suble acrylic blur effect in the app selection list too, which is always a ...

The Windows Ink Workspace (a taskbar hub for dedicated pen-friendly apps like Sketchbook) wasn't terribly exciting when we first took a look at it, and it kind of made me think that "pen-friendly ...

Click the new pen icon to launch the Windows Ink Workspace apps. If you haven’t actually worked with digital ink before, relax: Windows Ink is an optional way to interact with Windows, in much ...

The new Windows Ink functionality in Windows 11/10, will allow you to plan your trip using the Maps app. Learn how to use Windows Ink in Windows 11/10 Maps app.

Microsoft has updated the Windows 10 Mail app for Insiders in the Fast Ring, introducing inking capabilities in the composer, but the feature doesn't seem to be available for everyone yet.

If Windows Ink Workspace isn't a feature you need, this guide will walk you through the steps to disable the experience on your Windows 10 PC. When you purchase through links on our site, we may ...