I use different languages so I have to change every time

The lack of being able to save different default text styles (per notebook would be most helpful) might be the thing that drives us away from Goodnotes. I work with a visually-impaired student, and the text settings are the most important things allowing Goodnotes to be accessible for him. Having to constantly reset them to work with the current file is ridiculously cumbersome, and forces him to be overly reliant on an aide to constantly change the text settings for him.

This would be ESSENTIAL for me! I type my notes for work, but any time I want to add a title or change a notebook, I have to find the correct line spacing all over again. I wish I could have multiple save profiles to flip between.

To quickly switch from title to body easier

YES PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE I NEED THIS. I use textbooks as headings in all of my notes and it wastes so much time going in to change the colour for each

I like to use different fonts/sizes of fonts on each of my documents so being able to set a default font for one document and then having the option when in another document to set a different default font would be great. Effectively setting a default font for each document you open. Moving on from that being able to have multiple default fonts per documents eg. Headings, Sub Headings, Main text....similar to the Notes app on an apple device

Yes! I need this. For my calendar on Goodnotes I use a specific font, but for my coding notes it is not the best, and I am constantly having to change the font to American Typewriter or simply not using the text tool at all.

Yesss i was just coming on here to write about this and found your comment. I think that Goodnotes should allow you to customize your font from folder to folder. It should not be one default across the board for all folders/tasks. It is so time consuming to constantly have to change my default font depending on which folder I'm in.

Yes! I use the text boxes like sticky notes, and not even being able to save background colours as presets is, ugh! Annoying!

I've just posted this tutorial , hope it will help :)

https://youtu.be/AKU9w0HOZeg?si=98A0QTl6FoB4gLBc

You said it! I cannot belive this has not been added yet. Unreal.

Oh my gosh, THIS! I use the text box a lot for my notes, so constantly having to "save as default" when switching from headings to body text is so inconvenient.

Still hoping this comes

For the same reason we have multiple line colors, we need multiple text options without having to go find it. It’s a must.

I use several different text styles in my documents, this includes fonts styles and sizes. While currently I have a notebook and a collection of the fonts & sizes I prefer. I’d love the ability to have multiple text style presets. Most of the time I’m using between 6 and 7 different fonts between my notes (it’s why when I try a new font, I make sure my most recent fonts stay in the recent section), but having the ability to have multiple text box presets would be beneficial.

Yes. Yes. Yes. I have this same need. I am often working live in front of clients and would like multiple presets (just like the way you have implemented this with the pen tool). So that I can switch quickly to different text box presets with say, different border colors or font colors or whatever formatting I want. Love this suggestion.

Being able to have multiple styles bookmarked would make everything sooo much smoother (being able to customize headings, paragraphs and such with different sizes). Having to change every text box one by one constantly between different sizes and fonts slow downs things so much.

Having multiple saved text styles would DRAMATICALLY increase usability!

Please add multiple styling text bar.

I rely on Goodnotes for work and often have different files open - each with different text size needs. At a minimum, a different default for each open file would be fantastic - not one global "text styling" default. Next best would be to have the option of 2-3 defaults to select from. Please!! Sooner rather than later! Thanks -