This would be an absolutely game changing feature! If you have a chance, I would absolutely love this feature and it would make Goodnotes a lot more usable for me.
Thanks!

Hi Goodnotes Team,
First of all, thank you for making such a great note-taking app! I use Goodnotes every day, but there is one feature from Apple's native apps (Notes and Freeform) that I desperately miss here: Automatic Handwriting
Refinement.
When writing quickly during lectures or meetings, my handwriting often becomes messy and hard to read.
Apple's feature automatically smooths out the strokes in real-time, making the text look neat and legible while still keeping the personal style of my handwriting.
It would be amazing if Goodnotes could implement a similar feature - either by integrating Apple's technology (what I would prefer because it works extremely well) or developing your own Goodnotes Al solution for handwriting smoothing. This would make Goodnotes the absolute ultimate tool for digital note-taking.
Please consider adding this to your roadmap! Thank you for your hard

Auto-refine handwriting would help make quick notes cleaner without rewriting everything manually.

Apple Intelligence has this as part of its public api Goodnotes would just have to add the feature but apples software does all the work it would be an easy add for them and great results

因为我的字迹写出来不太好看，所以我希望Goodnotes可以增加一个实时字迹美化的功能，可以选择一些想要美化的指定字体类型，这样当你写完字之后，可以自动变为想要美化的指定字体

I really love this feature in the Apple Journal app. I hope they add it here soon. This would be very beneficial!

Can an Auto Refine Handwriting feature similar to the feature in Apple Notes be added. This would be helpful especially since handwriting digital note can be less clean and have clean handwriting is difficult when writing fast especilaly during lectures.

Apple Notes does it! It is a shame that exporting on there is a pain in the …

I wanted to suggest the same thing!I was thinking of a tool that automatically switches your handwriting for the system’s handwriting style.

I need this feature on goodnotes so bad. I have bad handwriting too

Thank you for sharing this youtube link. I was looking for it. Keep sharing such stuff.

I really appreciate the rich feature set and overall experience that GoodNotes offers. It is a powerful and well-designed app.

However, one major reason that prevents me from fully adopting GoodNotes as my primary note-taking tool is the lack of automatic handwriting refinement similar to what Apple Notes provides. The auto-refine handwriting experience in Apple Notes feels more natural and significantly improves readability while writing with the Apple Pencil.

If GoodNotes were to introduce a comparable auto-refine handwriting feature, it would greatly enhance the writing experience and would strongly encourage users like me to rely on GoodNotes as the main note-taking app.

Sometimes I try to spell everything wrong just so I can get handwriting that’s neat but looks like mine!

This already works very well when there is a spelling mistake, just need to expand the ability for all handwriting.

Any updates on this? Would be a nice feature since my handwriting is so ugly.

This is a must. The Apple Freeform app does a great job at this. If only it worked in Goodnotes 😔

Can you please check out the apple notes auto refine handwriting because I have really bad handwriting and please make the pdf view feature more likes flexcils.

I'd love if this was added, Apple notes has this feature and it has made me consider switching over. It's so much easier than using text boxes to have nicer writing in your notes. I also like that it still looks like my handwriting, just nicer, not a font. I enjoy reading my notes in my own handwriting instead of fonts because it's less like I'm reading a long essay.

This would be a game changer-I’m considering switching to apple notes fully because it smoothes so well and automatically-no clunky convert menu. Which is another think that good notes lacks- a quick convert to text option. Notability has this down.

Yes! I just tried this in Apple Notes and it's an absolute revelation, an enormous time saver.