My GoodNotes files of 20 pages or so usually generate a PDF file of 20Mb in size. This is far too large! Using Acrobat Pro's "optimize scanned PDF" feature, this reduces to 1Mb or less. GoodNotes should allow some kind of "quality" option for PDF export that permits lower-resolution output when desired.

At this moment, the higher resolution image will be compress to lower size after crop image. This compression mage some images looks like blur due to high resolution screen. Please consider other compression method / stop compression after crop option.

Even small documents (4-5 pages) seem to result in 6+ MB-sized documents. I think the fill colour option of the shape tool might be the culprit.

The only thing i miss in goodnotes is the possibility to reduce the file size.
I had allready notes with 200 MB and more.

Now I export the pdf and use the app "PDFOptim" to reduce file size. It works perfect!
Please implement this function in Goodnotes!!!

If you use Goodnotes in a workflow it would be very useful to have options to reduce pdf size.

I import images into a notebook, but it seems to keep the original size. Can you provide a way to compress the image size and drop image crop areas? Love the app.

Would like the compress option. Exported PDFs are way to large.

Or Make a Kompression for Pictures
An PDF with 10 Pictures (from Samsung Galaxy S2 sync´d via Dropbox) is 118Mb Big.
I cant send it as EMail.

You can already do that - if you tap& hold in the loop (lasso?) & select copy, then move to another page, you can paste the selection by tap& holding where you want to put it, then select paste. You can then move it around as long as you don't tap another spot, cancelling the loop. Or have I missed the point?