I think Goodnotes should do away with categories like PDF outlines and Custom outlines. An outline is an outline irrespective of whether it came with the pdf or I created it. The outline that came with the pdf should be editable. And I should be able to create hierarchy in my own custom outlines.

Outline is one of the crucial feature in my opinion that sets Goodnotes apart from Notability. Please improve/complete this feature.

Yes, a Chapter-Subchapter structure in the outline of our notebooks would be extremely useful.

100% YES! And the functionality of the feature can be improved by allowing users to rearrange the outlines and delete them if necessary. I’m using the outline feature now because I have a notebook with a lot of pages and I needed to make navigation easier, but somehow the order got messed up and I have no way of fixing it..... it ALMOST defeats the purpose of making the outline in the first place 😣

I love this idea!

100% agree!!

By adding this feature, it will enhance my experience so much!! I started creating one subject notebooks so I have my class in one notebook and to have the outline have subpages and are collapsible will be a gamechanger! It will not only keep everything organized and neat, but the navigation will also be easily managed instead of continuously scrolling to find the specific page/topic on the outline.

100% support this suggestion too here. I think this could really be a game changer, especially for class notes.

This is crucial for me. I need to be able to FULLY edit the outline of a pdf like pdfexpert does. Right now, to do the same (create sub outlines, for example), i need to export a pdf, use adobe acrobat pro to edit the outline, compress the pdf because Goodnotes exports horribly large pdfs, import the pdf back to Goodnotes and delete the original file... :-|

And make the Outline tree collapsible so that you can navigate and sort pages quickly into sections/subsections.

To organize notes, pages and sections.

Add subsections to each outline for better organization. For example, in a textbook there can be one outline for each chapter, and then when you click on the outline a drop down menu of each section in the chapter comes up. This would be great for organization. Something like this.

Me too

I support this suggestion.

There are already various posts wishing for a way to make the outline structure more hierarchical, but under various names, so I am trying to summarize the wish here.

To navigate more efficiently within a notebook, it would be super convenient to have outlines on various levels as (Chapter-section-subsection structure):

Chapter 1
- 1.1 section
- 1.2 section
--- 1.2.1 subsection

Chapter 2
- 2.1 section
--- 2.1.1 subsection
- 2.2 section

and so on...

This would make GoodNotes so much better!

If there is an error in the automatically imported outline, it cannot be deleted. I hope that the automatically imported error outline can be deleted, and I can create a secondary outline myself. The automatically imported outline can be more intelligent, because my imported outline is often wrong.

This is the best suggestion so far

For example:

Chapter 1: Number Systems & Conversion
— 1.1: Digital Systems & Switching Circuits
— 1.2: Number Systems & Conversion
— 1.3: Binary Arithmetic

@Robert: That's not true. In one note I have the possibility to indent pages and thus I can represent a structure.

Adding sub-outlines respectively levels to GoodNotes would increase the overview a lot and hence make navigation within a notebook so much easier!