Reviews highlight Infinite Painter's powerful brushes, intuitive UI, and one-time purchase model, but frequent crashes, data loss, and restrictive free version are common complaints.
What users like
Brush engine Users praise the wide variety of realistic brushes and deep customization options.
One-time purchase Appreciated as an affordable alternative to subscription-based art apps.
Intuitive UI Interface is clean, simple, and easy to navigate for both beginners and experts.
Feature-rich tools Comprehensive tools like layers, liquify, and perspective grids rival desktop software.
Common concerns
Frequent crashes App crashes often, especially with undo, large canvases, or many layers.
Data loss Projects and layers lost after crashes or updates with no reliable recovery.
Paywall restrictions Essential features like layers are locked, making the free version feel limited.
Payment issues Users report being asked to pay again for premium features after updates.
Based on 500 Google Play reviews · Updated Aug 30, 2026
Over the last 60 days, PixelTrack observed changes in estimated installs, rating, rating count and review count. The table compares the earliest recorded changed value with the latest observation.
Metric
Earlier value
Latest value
Change
Latest change
Estimated installs
37,229,462
37,727,226
+497,764
Oct 27, 2026
Rating
4.48
4.49
+0.01
Oct 27, 2026
Rating count
243,498
247,092
+3,594
Oct 27, 2026
Review count
10,517
10,573
+56
Oct 25, 2026
Infinite Painter Changelog
1 change
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Version 7.2.11 Update
What’s new
7.2.11:
- Improved PSD support
- Redesigned Classroom with short video demos
- Improved Timelapse quality for longer project sessions
7.2:
- New Text tool
Visit www.infinitestudio.art for details and feedback.
