Always-on-top desktop vision

Put any screen, app, or region in picture-in-picture.

InfinitePIP turns live desktop content into borderless floating windows you can move, zoom, fade, and keep above everything else.

Multiple PiPs Screen, window, region capture Local desktop app
InfinitePIP running on Windows with the main app window and multiple floating picture-in-picture captures
Real Windows desktop capture Main app, monitor PiPs, and live region controls running together.
Your desktop, rearranged. Keep reference windows, monitors, streams, and custom crops visible while you work.
No cloud round trip. Capture sources stay on your machine and render into native desktop windows.
More than one PiP. Open several floating windows and close them one by one or all at once.

Capture what matters

Three source types, one fast path to a floating view.

Pick a display, an application window, or draw a fixed rectangle. InfinitePIP keeps the setup direct so the content you need stays visible without rearranging your whole workspace.

Follow the workflow
InfinitePIP source picker with multiple screen previews
Sources tab Pick from connected displays, windows, or custom regions.
01

Screens

Create a PiP from any connected display and keep a second monitor in view on your primary one.

02

Windows

Capture a specific app window when you only need one workspace, player, or reference panel.

03

Regions

Choose exact x, y, width, and height values, then preview the crop before opening it.

InfinitePIP showing several picture-in-picture windows over a Windows desktop
Multiple PiPs One screen can hold the picker, a monitor PiP, and a smaller control PiP.

Built for interruption-free work

Open a PiP without turning your desktop into a project.

The main window is a source picker and manager. PiP windows stay borderless and focused on the capture itself, with controls that appear when you need them and get out of the way when you do not.

Virtual Display Driver ready

Run a virtual monitor inside a PiP.

InfinitePIP fully supports virtual displays from the Virtual Display Driver by MikeTheTech, the Windows virtual monitor driver we created. Once the driver creates a virtual monitor, InfinitePIP can treat it like any other screen source and keep it running in an always-on-top PiP.

Get the Virtual Display Driver by MikeTheTech
Fullscreen apps Move a fullscreen workflow to a virtual display and watch it from a floating PiP.
Videos Keep playback visible without dedicating a physical monitor to it.
Games Run game output on a virtual monitor, then pin it wherever your desktop needs it.

Control without clutter

Fine tune the floating window, not your whole setup.

Drag to pan, zoom the view, change opacity, toggle always-on-top, or right-click to close. The controls are built for quick adjustment while your attention stays on the source.

Pan Drag inside the PiP to shift the captured content.
Zoom Use the slider to scale a screen or region around the detail you care about.
Opacity Fade the window down when it should guide without blocking your work.
On top Keep the PiP above other windows, then toggle it off when you need normal stacking.

Electron desktop app

Native capture plumbing wrapped in a focused desktop UI.

InfinitePIP uses Electron desktop capture APIs to enumerate screens and windows, then renders live sources into independent always-on-top BrowserWindows with zoom, pan, opacity, and aspect-ratio handling.

Electron 32 desktopCapturer sources Always-on-top windows Region crop preview Local-only capture Portable Windows EXE

Ready when your desktop is full

Open a live window inside a window.

Purchase InfinitePIP and download the portable Windows EXE. No installer flow, no subscription, just launch the app and start creating PiPs.