Paperlike 's iPad Screen Protector (2 pack) iPad Pro 11" (2024)

The original paper-feel screen protector that started it all. Paperlike helps you write and draw on your iPad like on paper. Join millions of fans around the globe who use Paperlike to redefine their iPad experience.

Papery feel. Proprietary tech.
Love writing and drawing in a traditional medium?

Paperlike uses small micro-beads — called Nanodots — to emulate the friction and resistance of premium paper as you drag your stylus across the surface of your iPad.

This haptic feedback helps to improve stroke accuracy while you work.

It’s a difference you can feel.

Say goodbye to slippage.
Naked iPad screens are great for viewing but terrible for working with a stylus.

Glass provides no resistance while you write. Even if you try to control your strokes, you’ll end up with sloppy notes and messy lines.

Paperlike puts an end to all of that by adding resistance to your screen, helping you create neater strokes and straighter lines.

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Traditional matte screen protectors are notorious for creating a cloudy display.

To create the latest revision of Paperlike, we partnered with leading plastics manufacturing companies to minimize refractions and blurring.

The result: A matte screen protector that changes the way you work . . . without changing what you can see.

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All that writing and drawing and scratching the surface of your Apple Pencil has got to wear it down eventually, right?

It’s not ideal; it’s science!

Abrasion will occur naturally over time, as your stylus interacts with your screen protector. (That’s true of any paper-feel screen protector, not just Paperlike.)

But, after five years of research into creating the most durable and stylus-friendly screen protector on the market, we’re pretty proud of our results.

On average, our customers replace their Paperlike every 734 days (yeah, we counted).

As for the pencil tip on the Apple Pencil? It wears down, too, and you’ll want to replace it before the interior metal rod reveals itself. That takes around 324 days of consistent use.