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Faster draw and hold
Add an option to increase the speed of draw and hold with the pen. In subjects like math and engineering, there are a lot of graphs and lines to draw. Switching to shape tool every time can be tedious while the pen also feels slow when dealing with such subjects. Apple notes has nailed the hold time in my opinion and seeing an option to change the speed would be appreciated.
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Organize GoodNotes Community files
It would be nice to be able to organize the notes I post on GoodNotes Community into folders (ex. by class or subject) so it’s easier to navigate a person’s profile
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Splitting/Cutting Pages
Being able to split a page horizontally would allow to insert a new page for notes in between lines. This is useful for exercise pdfs with many questions, so you can answer directly below the question.
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double tap thickness
Customise the Apple pencil double tap to change pen thickness between pre-set values or colour pen while writing
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Allow for animations to be made
For example, I want to see how a sorting algorithm works but it’s hard to see the steps by making a bunch of graphs. So being able to make a small animation will help visualize how something works without having to create a bunch of pages
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select default font type and size
I have imported my own font to use, however, I am unable to use it as fast and efficiently as I wish because every time I create a new text box it goes to the standard font style and size
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font change problems
I like to type down the notes. but as a Chinese, I type two languages.
When I type English with the TimesNewRoman font, and then I want to type Chinese, it changes into the font that I don’t like automatically.
What’s worse, when I want to type English again, it’s still using the font that i hate, this time it didn’t change automatically, I have to change the font by myself again, it’s so annoying.
Please save the default font by typing languages.
Please improve the experience of typing.5 votes -
Goodnotes needs more creative features
I love the app for studying and editing documents but I think the app is missing big features that would solidify its spot as the best note taking app in the App Store. The features that I feel would make the app 10x better: gifs, other short video replays, bigger library of stickers, different pen styles, dotted or other style lines, and more templates. Some of these are such easy add ons that it really doesn’t make sense why the developer haven’t done something about this already. Especially when countless other users have asked more these.
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Create own PDF outlines and embed sections
I'd really like a way to set up Outlines for our notebooks so that each section has its own subsection. The subsection would be linked altogether (e.g., Chapter 1 is one, Chapter 2 is another, etc.)
That way, we could more easily drag and drop to reorder things in our notebook instead of having to tediously do each slide one-by-one!
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Emoji
Badly in need of emoji section to stickers option
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elements from screenshot
When taking a screenshot with the lasso tool, give the option to create an element directly, instead of having to save the image in the camera roll and then import it back.
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Suggestion for the pen cursor on GoodNotes 5 for Mac
It could be good that if the pen cursor of GoodNoted 5 for Mac is changed to the cursor in OneNote (simply a small dot instead of a cross).
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Calligraphy Lessons/Tutorials to Make Aesthetic Notes
To make notes as readable and easy as possible, is it alright if you could add a few calligraphy tutorials. Thanks in advance!
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Multiple Flash cards at once
It would be great to create about 10-50 flash cards at once.
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Copy Paste shortcut
Dublicate selection by select, hold, drag and let go. Like copy and paste but quicker.
And please add one favourite colour icon so there are 4!5 votes -
Top-bottom horizontal split view in portrait mode
Apple did not introduce a horizontal split view in portrait mode in iPadOS 15 and will probably not care to do so in the coming years.
Introduce a top-bottom horizontal split view in portrait mode, so that you can show a full-width part of a text book / lecture / exercise sheet at the top and your notes on the bottom on the 12.9 inch iPad.
Right now you need to switch between tabs. Every. Single. Time.
This is an essential feature for every student and a must-have for GoodNotes!5 votes -
Bookmarks "previous" and "next" buttons
When i am annotating lecture PDF, I read through one chapter and then want to skip to to the start to make notes into my mac. Being able to skip forward and backward to the closest bookmark would mean a word to me.
And I am not alone, am I?5 votes -
Page edge guide
It would be awesome to have “snap to” guide lines on the page to paste text lined up evenly on the edge (or wherever) on the page. I like to copy inspirational quotes and Bible verses and add them to my “Notebook”…it would be great if they could be lined up easily without adding to existing text boxes so they can easily be rearranged at any time.
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Toolbar should be available at all the sides
Right now the toolbar is placed at the top or at the bottom. But while working and taking notes, it requires to change the tool from highlighter to pen or vice-versa many a time. And on IPAD PRO 12.9 Inch the reach is not easy to change the tool. So if the toolbar is placed vertically on both the side then it can reduce the efforts of user. Thank you for hearing out! Stay safe :)
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Search for Drawing
It would be cool if I could search for a drawing in GoodNotes (example shown in the attached image). Currently, GoodNotes' search bar only accepts a text input, since GoodNotes uses Optical Content Recognition (OCR). The search feature would be even more powerful if I could also draw something in the search field, and find matching/similar occurrences of that drawing.
In addition to helping me search for diagrams, this would also help with searching for handwritten text that wasn't accurately converted using OCR.
Thank you for taking the time to review this! :)
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