When pinning the whole window isn't enough
DeskPins alternative
DeskPins does one thing — force a window always-on-top — and does it simply. If that's all you need, it's hard to beat a pushpin. The problems start when the window you pinned is huge, or you only care about one corner of it, or it steals clicks you meant for your work.
InfinitePIP solves the version of the problem DeskPins can't: instead of forcing the original window on top, it captures a live view of it — the whole thing or just a region — into a compact floating panel you size and place freely. The original stays where it was, at whatever size it wants; your pin shows exactly the slice you care about, zoomed to readable.
Multiple pins, opacity control, monitor capture, virtual displays. Free — pay what you want.