You can also start by tapping to open the tool palette. Just tap the squiggle that marks the sketch function on the bottom right side of a note, then pick between the pen, marker, or pencil and choose which of the eight colors you want to use. Choose from several drawing tools and colors, and switch to the eraser if you make a mistake. Double-tap the eraser to view erasing options on your iPad. There’s even a ruler you can tap to lay on the blank sketch pad for more precise drawing (precise down to the degree of its angle). The Notes app’s sketching ruler makes drawings more precise. Share sheetīut it’s the share sheet I’ve been using more than any other Notes tool.

I mentioned earlier that I don’t currently use Notes with the Apple Pencil. Now, when you use certain built-in apps, like Safari, Maps, and Pages, you can tap to embed a URL, map, or page in a specific note. That might change later this year when the new Quick Note feature is added to iPadOS. A quick swipe up from the corner of your iPad will reveal a small, windowed note into which you can either type or physically write. It’s as simple as picking which note you want to add the card to. I’m expecting a slew of apps to integrate the Notes share sheet, which will make note creation even easier.Īnd if you forget which note you’ve added an attachment to, iOS 9’s attachment browser displays which items are attached to which notes. The ability to combine several different types of content and media in one note is a game-changer if you’ve been relying on Notes, and a no-brainer if you’ve been using third-party note-taking apps that already have this functionality. (76,804 points) A: Currently, there is no Apple Pencil support for any Google apps. I confess to creating a to-do list with photos, website cards, and maps just because I could, but the capabilities really do come in handy for all types of serious planning. You would need to contact Google and leave feedback about their apps. You would need to copy/export/import these Google files into an iOS document/text/notes editor that supports Apple Pencil.

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