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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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In addition to my college notebooks, I also use GN for art sketching. GN's powerful, lag-free vector ink is more responsive and accurate than any other drawing app I have tried, including Tayasui Sketches, Adobe Illustrator Draw and SketchBook. Most of the drawing apps are actually rasters, meaning that you can't scale them without loss of quality. Those that use vector have a noticeable lag, or the strokes aren't as clear as GN. I have copied my drawings to Affinity Designer in my laptop and was able to seamlessly further modify them. For those of us using GN as a sketchbook, adding layers would allow the line drawing to be on one layer, and the colors on another layer(s). Also, one could import an image on the lower layer and trace on the upper layer, and then delete the image, keeping the drawing. Layers would also have the many applications other users have stated in terms of text notebook use.