multitool pen

These pens include a rubber or touchscreen stylus tip on one end. To use it, flip the pen so the stylus contacts your device and tap or drag as you would with any capacitive stylus. Keep both the stylus tip and your screen clean for best responsiveness.

Some multitool pens include a small bubble level and a short ruler printed on the barrel (for example, a 4‑inch scale). These give you quick, on-the-spot leveling and basic measurement without carrying separate tools.

Novelty "spy" pens in the listings include items such as invisible-ink writing, decoder markers, a small built-in magnifying glass, hidden compartments for notes, and a hidden “Top Secret” stamp.

Most stylus multitool pens list Phillips and flathead (slotted) screwdriver tips among their compact tool set.

Multitool pens typically pair a ballpoint pen with small tools such as a stylus/touchscreen tip, Phillips and flathead screwdrivers, and measuring aids like a bubble level or short ruler. Some models add non-writing or novelty attachments—e.g., a detachable comb, invisible-ink/decoder components, or a magnifier.

Multitool pens are sold both individually—often with a protective or carry case—and in small multipacks. Examples in the listings include 4‑piece and 6‑piece sets.

Many multitool pens combine a ballpoint pen with a stylus/touchscreen tip for digital input. Other models pair a pen with non-digital attachments or novelty items, such as a detachable comb.