From using Apple Notes I too would find arrows very helpful. I’d like to draw a curved line, hold and let it make a neat curved arrow.

Basically switching from Notability ; need those arrows please,
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I would really like to see a pen that would automatically draw the arrowhead. Similarly to how it is done on instagram stories.

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Have i.E. a look at the Android app Notewise which offers additional form elements, not only square, circle, triangle….

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I think it’s also very good to use brush shape recognition to draw arrows like Notability.

already implemented

As a physics lecturer, I need dashed lines, curves and arrow (Solid and dashed both) very frequently. Please add these features asap because these are very basic things while taking notes.

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GoodNotes already does this, unless you’re looking for more than straight lined & curved arrows. If not, you can draw an arrow in one stroke then hold until it turns into a neater version. If you tap it with your finger you get an editing option, which is especially great when it’s curved because you can change the angle of the curve

Paper 53 (old version) implemented this pretty cleanly so that when a user would hold down a line (like when we want to draw a straight line with pen tool), gray arrows would pop up. If you tapped the gray arrow, it would appear as an arrowhead, but if you did tap it when it was gray, it would disappear.

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Any updates on this?

Similar to Notability have a feature that would recognize hand drawn arrows, and convert them into arrow shapes.

When I take notes I use arrows but it’s time consuming have to draw the line and the point, it would be great an option like on note

Apple notes app recognises arrow heads at the end of segments and snaps them into perfectly straight or curved arrows when pencil is held after drawing so. This would be a great feature to have.

Apple notes app recognises arrow heads at the end of segments and snaps them into perfectly straight or curved arrows when pencil is held after drawing so. This would be a great feature to have.

Dear GoodNotes Team,

Since the update on the shape feature I have had some problems drawing arrows by hand. I am able to draw the lines but the arrow tops: “>” always look weird.
Before the update I had no trouble drawing arrows correctly.
I would really appreciate you taking this into consideration.

I draw a lot of arrows for diagrams and flowcharts—in multiple settings—as well as for mechanisms and reactions in chemistry.

With GoodNotes 5, the ability to draw lines and curves quickly and neatly is amazing. Adding an ability to easily add an arrowhead and customize those to be single-barb/double-barb/different sizes would be an amazing addition.

I have found that the Perfect Shapes functionality in GoodNotes 5 has made my arrows harder to draw than before, which is unfortunate.