I would like Goodnotes to add a Merge or Group Strokes feature.

For example, I can draw a bracket or box shape using several separate pen strokes. Visually, the strokes are meant to work together as one connected shape. However, Goodnotes still treats each stroke as separate. If I select only one part of the shape, the rest of the bracket stays behind.

What I want is a way to connect multiple strokes together with an invisible link, so they behave as one single object. After merging, selecting any part of the shape should select the whole merged object. Moving one part should move the entire shape while keeping the exact spacing, pattern, and layout.

This would be useful for custom brackets, boxes, arrows, diagrams, handwritten words, labels, and reusable symbols. For example, if I draw a bracket from 6 separate lines, I want to merge those 6 lines so they act as one object before I save it as an Element.

This is different from simply saving multiple strokes as an Element. I want the ability to merge or group strokes first, so the object behaves as one unit whenever it is selected, moved, copied, resized, or reused.

A feature like Merge Strokes, Group Strokes, or Link Strokes Together would make custom handwriting and diagrams much easier to manage.

Visually, it looks like one connected shape, but Goodnotes still treats it as separate individual strokes. So when you select just one line, the other parts do not automatically follow.