Scrivano

Scrivano is a cool app that brings the fun of writing on paper right to your computer. Sure, nothing beats the good old pencil and paper for jotting down ideas or doodling, but with Scrivano, you get a neat way to do pretty much the same thing—just without that pesky paper mess!

What Makes Scrivano Stand Out?

This handy little tool works on both Linux and Windows. One of the best things about Scrivano is its infinite vertical canvas. You can write or draw your thoughts without worrying about running out of space vertically (but keep in mind it's a bit limited horizontally).

A Beautiful User Interface

If you're big on looks, you'll love Scrivano. It's super stylish and has a user-friendly interface. At the top, there's a handy toolbar with all the tools you need, an infinite canvas below it for your creativity, and a practical menu in the top right corner.

Creative Freedom at Your Fingertips

One of the coolest features is how free you can be while drawing. Want to make tables or charts? No problem! With the Grid snapping feature, everything snaps into place perfectly. This makes it easier to keep your drawings neat and tidy.

Boosting Your Productivity

Even though it’s simple, Scrivano helps boost your productivity too! You can save time by turning repetitive tasks into “stickers.” Combine this with its auto-fill feature, and you’ve got yourself an awesome note-taking buddy.

Customizable Paper Backgrounds

You get four different paper backgrounds: Plain, Lined, Grid, or Dotted. Plus, you can fine-tune how far apart those lines are—super handy if you like things just so!

Create Your Perfect Drawing Experience

You can also change up your “pencils” by adjusting line thickness and style. Pick colors easily using the selection tool too! When you're done creating your masterpiece, exporting your documents is easy-peasy in formats like A2, A3, A4 or even PDF.

Your Go-To Hybrid Tool

If you're searching for a versatile note-taking and drawing tool that's easy on the eyes and packed with features, Scrivano is worth checking out! Just remember that it’s not open source but works great across both Windows and Linux platforms.