InfinitePIP

InfinitePIP - Ultimate Picture-in-Picture for Desktop

Transform your multitasking experience with InfinitePIP, the most advanced picture-in-picture application for Windows. Create unlimited floating windows that display any content from your desktop in real-time.

🚀 Key Features:

• Multi-Source Capture: Monitor entire screens, specific application windows, or custom screen regions
• Real-Time Performance: Smooth 30 FPS capture with optimized screen recording
• Advanced Controls: Adjustable opacity, always-on-top mode, and precise window resizing
• Modern Interface: Clean, intuitive tabbed interface with system tray integration
• Visual Selection: Camera-style overlay for selecting exact screen regions

Perfect For:

• Developers monitoring logs while coding
• Content creators watching streams while editing
• Traders tracking multiple data feeds
• Students following tutorials while taking notes
• Gamers keeping chat visible during gameplay

Download now and revolutionize how you work with multiple applications. No subscriptions, no limits, just pure productivity enhancement.

New Feature!

Command-line launch (Thanks to ubeogesh for the suggestion!)

Open PiPs by HWND without setting up the picker every session. Launch InfinitePIP from a script or AutoHotkey and pin any window to your desktop by its handle — set position, size, opacity, and zoom from the command line. Ideal for multiboxing: run extra windows on a virtual monitor and keep small previews tiled on your main screen.

Single preview

InfinitePIP.exe --no-main --hwnd 920540 --x 640 --y 360 --width 320 --height 180

Multiple boxes in one launch

InfinitePIP.exe --no-main --hwnd 920540 --x 640 --y 360 --width 320 --height 180 --name "Box 1" --hwnd 920541 --x 960 --y 360 --width 320 --height 180 --name "Box 2"

Get HWNDs from AutoHotkey (WinGetID) or any tool that returns the decimal window handle. Use --no-main to skip the picker and open floating previews directly.

Supported flags

• --hwnd — capture a window by HWND (decimal or 0x hex)
• --x, --y — PiP position on your desktop
• --width, --height — PiP size (handy for small tiles below game resolution)
• --screen — capture a monitor by index (including virtual displays)
• --opacity, --zoom — initial fade and scale
• --name — custom label on the PiP HUD
• --no-main — hide the source picker; only PiP windows stay open
• --help — full usage