Flow: Sketch, Draw, Take Notes for PC - Free Download: Windows 10/11 Edition

★ ★ ★ Flow Overview

What is Flow?

Flow is an iOS app that brings the experience of using a Moleskine notebook to your iPad and iPhone. It offers a wide range of paper types, colors, and tools to create simple drawings, complex works of art, and beautiful notes. The app has been designed to provide a state of flow, allowing creators to stay immersed in their work. Flow is suitable for both amateurs and professionals, offering powerful art tools in an accessible format.

Software Features and Description

1. After your free trial, Flow requires a subscription which provides you with regular app updates and realtime cloud storage of your documents.

2. Bringing the legendary Moleskine notebook experience to iOS, Flow is an all-new way to create simple drawings, complex works of art, and beautiful notes all on your iPad and iPhone.

3. Flow has been built from the ground up with creators in mind, offering dozens of combinations for paper types, colors, and tools.

4. With Flow, everyone can create sketches, lists, storyboards, designs, handwritten notes, floor plans, recipes, diagrams, journals and works of art.

5. Membership with Flow includes realtime cloud storage and backup for your documents and tools across all of your devices.

6. We love to speak with users, so feel free to reach out at any time via the Flow menu under Help > Contact Support.

7. And by pairing our custom drawing technology with Apple Pencil, Flow feels as responsive as drawing on real paper.

8. If your subscription lapses, Flow remains available in read-only mode.

9. Any unused portion of the free trial period will be forfeited when you purchase a subscription.

10. Want to learn more about Timepage, Actions, or Flow? Visit to read our guides.

11. This led us to make documents in Flow infinite width so you can stay immersed.

12. Liked Flow? here are 5 Productivity apps like Morpholio Journal – Sketchbook; StitchSketch; Photo Sketch Pro- Color Pencil Draw Effects Filter; Adobe Photoshop Sketch; Sketch Tree - Art Drawing Pad;

Download and install Flow: Sketch, Draw, Take Notes on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Flow	Get App ↲	6,789 4.14	Moleskine Srl

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Flow: Sketch, Draw, Take Notes app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Flow on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Flow"
The search will reveal the Flow: Sketch, Draw, Take Notes app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Flow is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Flow.
Now enjoy Flow on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Moleskine Srl	4.14	3.5.2

Get Flow on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Moleskine Srl	6789	4.14

Download on Android: Download Android

Flow: Sketch, Draw, Take Notes functions

- Infinite width documents for uninterrupted creation

- Create your own unique set of drawing tools

- Dark and light paper with dot grid, squared, lined or blank styles

- Customizable gestures, including double-tap for Apple Pencil (second generation)

- Collections for organizing your creations

- Hideable interface to stay focused

- Export with configurable options like transparency and lasso area

- Drag and drop documents to Timepage to store creations on your calendar

- Multitask on iPad with Split View, Slide Over and drag-and-drop

- Realtime cloud storage and backup for your documents and tools across all of your devices with a membership

- Free trial for two weeks, followed by a subscription for regular app updates and realtime cloud storage of your documents

- Monthly and yearly subscription options available, with yearly subscribers saving 50%

- Support available via the Flow menu under Help > Contact Support

- Feature requests can be submitted at https://bonobo.canny.io/flow

- Privacy policy and terms of service available at https://moleskinestudio.com

- Reviews are appreciated by the developers.

✔ Pros:

- Beautiful and intuitive interface

- Simple to use

- Good for both basic and detailed sketching

- Developer team is attentive to community suggestions

- Reasonable annual fee

- Clean aesthetic

- Good for graphic design, writing, and drawing

- Customizable colors and brushes

☹ Cons:

- Blurry resolution when scrolling through pages

- No way to zoom out and view entire file

- Lack of organizational features and customization options

- Glitches on some devices

Top Pcmac Reviews

Great app, still room to grow

By C C Cohen (Pcmac user)

I fell in love with the beautiful UI and clean aesthetic of this app during my demo, and will definitely be willing to pay the reasonable $12/yr to keep enjoying it (please just don’t bump that price back up to $30). The sight of my digital notebook spreads looking just like my physical ones is super satisfying; it truly does make me want to keep writing and writing, whether it’s journal entries, work notes, or sketches. There are still some visible rough edges, though. Resolution gets very blurry when you scroll through pages of a single file, and there’s no way to zoom out and view the whole thing. The minimal interface is a selling point so they shouldn’t clutter it, but certain organizational features and customization options (ex. better file management, the ability to save default page setups) are absent, and sorely missed. I expect quality from Moleskine and think, especially since this not just a paid app but part of a subscription service, they still have work to do. Assuming they continue to refine the app though I will gladly comes back to renew my subscription.
Not like other note/sketch apps—and that’s good!

By SerenityJLee (Pcmac user)

I use Procreate and GoodNotes for when I need to get really in depth with my notes or drawing. I’ve been craving an app that has a beautiful, intuitive interface and is simple enough for me to quickly open and use it. this app is inviting for someone somewhat unartistic as me to use, but I can also see its implications for more detailed sketching. I consider that this app is freshly made and so many features are on the way, and the team of developers is attentive to community suggestions although it is a small team. You can tell a good app by its developer response, so I have a lot of hope for the future of this one. I’m going to use the app more as it evolves, but I’m very pleased now. As to anyone who claims the app is too expensive—$12 once a year is not too much to pay if you pay about that much for a notebook you use in your hands from a bookstore. This app is a well executed attempt to emulate that personal experience with a paper notebook. That’s not easy, but it’s one of the reasons I purchased my iPad Pro with pencil. And if you’re a user that has the same intent as me, who’s already spent $900 or so on an iPad and pencil for that experience, another $12 every year is well worth it for the value returned. Thank you!
needs some fixing but honestly pretty good!

By CottonCandYum (Pcmac user)

I use this app for graphic designs, writing, and drawing. And its actually pretty good! Its a really clean and nice app. Easy to use on your first go and its a nice touch that you can make your own colors and customize your brush! BUT, and im not saying its like this for all devices but on my screen every time I touched it to write or drawz the screen would glitch. And do some weird things. It would still draw but its hard considering the screen would glitch every time I drew on it. But other than that I found no problems! So pretty good.
Take a breath and just create

By Jennifer_K (Pcmac user)

Whenever I see something featured in the design awards I know it will be fantastic. When I see it has such split reviews it is rarely because the product is only half as good, and nearly always because customers don’t understand things. Like apparently people don’t understand the cost of developing and upkeeping apps. (For that I would like to challenge anyone who complains about an annual fee being less than half the cost of a nice notebook?? Go ahead and make your own app. I’ll wait.) The color function alone makes this worth more than $12 a year. My friend is in interior design and loves all apps that can successfully combine pretty functions with usefulness. Other things I love : The super customizable toolbar. I can’t wait to create my perfect set for quick doodles. Every color has a name. That is so thoughtful and a lovely nice touch. (The intuitive and beautiful way you change colors is also top tier) You can just keep scrolling. I have sketches pro and procreate and I love them but when you work with layers there is this... need? To make everything perfect. I find myself overusing undo instead of just going. I already love the way this allows you to just keep designing. I can’t wait to see how this app will get better and better and am delighted to have this on my device. Please keep up the amazing work 💕⭐️💕