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[Layers is in progress 🚧]
Hello,
We’re thrilled to say that we hear you—one of our most-requested features, Layers, is on its way!
Layers is gradually rolling out to Goodnotes Pro users on iPad and Mac. This early version supports up to 5 layers in notebooks. Please note that it isn’t available during a Pro trial.
Layers is currently experimental, so your feedback is especially important. Please share your experience to help us understand how—and whether—we should develop the feature further.
Learn more in our Help Center.
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Goodnotes Team
An error occurred while saving the comment Layers for EVERYTHING. Stickers, drawings, text, etc. would absolutely change the face of my workflow for the better. Our entire production uses GoodNotes, but since everyone takes their own notes on their own page, we end up generating multiple duplicates of documents. Introducing layers would be the first step in streamlining what is now a bit of a redundant and complicated workflow.
Furthermore, being able to LOCK layers so people working on the same document can’t edit or alter.
I use the “Favorites”/red bookmark feature EXTENSIVELY. It is critical to my workflow. But sometimes I need the ability to scroll/scrub through pages that I have bookmarked ONLY. I can see them in thumbnail view, but cannot just jump from page to page easily. There needs to be a “go to next favorite/bookmark” ability so I can toggle easily.
Also, I would absolutely die of happiness if you introduced MULTIPLE types and colors of bookmarks. For example, being able to label pages with multiple tags would be so helpful. So I can easily find pages that have been marked with GREEN and RED bookmarks/labels, for example. Or, just identify the pages marked with GREEN. Being able to custom-name said labels would be a massive bonus as well. This would help keep me so much more organized and be able to see different information at a glance in documents that are quite long.