Table of Contents
- 1 Apple iPad: How to sketch on notes using an iPad
- 1.1 If you have an iPad, then you probably know that this is the one people use to do sketches on when they are away from their computers. Well, even if you don’t know how to draw, you can still use this on your notes. Here’s how.
- 1.1.1 We’ve known for a while that Notes isn’t just for typing any more, but with iOS 11 there have been some updates here and there you might not know about!
- 1.1.2 On iPhone and iPad, you can add sketches — separate squares that you draw into with your finger, stylus or, on iPad Pro, with an Apple Pencil. It’s a great way to add multi-color, multi-pen diagrams, illustrations, and art to your notes.
- 1.2 How to find the sketch pad in Notes for iPhone and iPad
- 1.2.1 Let’s look how to find the sketching options in Notes. We’ll start from scratch with a new note:
- 1.2.2 Launch Notes from your Home screen.
- 1.2.3 Tap the New Note button in the bottom right corner.
- 1.2.4 Tap on the white space to bring up the keyboard.
- 1.2.5 Tap the pen in the circle to bring up your sketch-pad drawing options.
- 1.2.6 You can now select from a pencil, pen, highlighter, eraser and more to sketch whatever you want!
- 1.3 How to use the sketch pad for Notes on iPhone and iPad
- 1.4 Pen, Marker and pencil tools
- 1.4.1 Select the drawing tool you want to draw with.
- 1.4.2 Use your finger or stylus to draw on the sketchpad.
- 1.4.3 With the 3D Touch, you can control the stroke with the pressure of your touch. If you’re using an older iPhone, the stroke will only be affected by your drawing speed, with a quick swipe with the pen tool will create a thin line, while a quick swipe with the pencil will create a thinner, lighter stroke.
- 1.4.4 The marker tool doesn’t appear to be affected by drawing speed, but you can layer your marker strokes to achieve a richer, fuller color.
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- 1.5 More Content to fix your iPad Problems
- 1.5.1 Apple iPad: Should you jailbreak or not
- 1.5.2 Apple iPad: How to connect it to a car stereo
- 1.5.3 Apple iPad: What to do if you can’t connect a bluetooth accessory
- 1.5.4 Apple iPad: How to connect to internet without Wi-Fi
- 1.5.5 Apple iPad: How to make your iPad into a graphics tablet
- 1.5.6 Apple iPad: How to sketch on notes using an iPad
- 1.5.7 Apple iPad: What to do to a frozen iPad
- 1.5.8 Apple iPad: How to have your cracked iPad screen fixed
- 1.5.9 Apple iPad: How to clear cache on an iPad
- 1.5.10 Apple iPad: 5 Tips to Recharge your iPad Faster
- 1.5.11 Apple iPad: Why it can’t connect to the internet
- 1.5.12 Apple iPad: How to remove scratches from the screen
- 1.5.13 Apple iPad: How to prepare your device for repair service
- 1.5.14 Apple iPad: How to restore it to factory settings
- 1.5.15 Apple iPad: How to connect your iPad to iTunes when it is disabled
- 1.5.16 Apple iPad: How to have your iPad replaced by Apple
- 1.5.17 Apple iPad: Screen Repair Costs and FAQs
- 1.5.18 Related
- 1.1 If you have an iPad, then you probably know that this is the one people use to do sketches on when they are away from their computers. Well, even if you don’t know how to draw, you can still use this on your notes. Here’s how.
Apple iPad: How to sketch on notes using an iPad
If you have an iPad, then you probably know that this is the one people use to do sketches on when they are away from their computers. Well, even if you don’t know how to draw, you can still use this on your notes. Here’s how.
We’ve known for a while that Notes isn’t just for typing any more, but with iOS 11 there have been some updates here and there you might not know about!
On iPhone and iPad, you can add sketches — separate squares that you draw into with your finger, stylus or, on iPad Pro, with an Apple Pencil. It’s a great way to add multi-color, multi-pen diagrams, illustrations, and art to your notes.
How to find the sketch pad in Notes for iPhone and iPad
Let’s look how to find the sketching options in Notes. We’ll start from scratch with a new note:
-
Launch Notes from your Home screen.
-
-
Tap on the white space to bring up the keyboard.
-
Tap the pen in the circle to bring up your sketch-pad drawing options.
You can now select from a pencil, pen, highlighter, eraser and more to sketch whatever you want!
How to use the sketch pad for Notes on iPhone and iPad
But it’s the bottom row where the real fun begins, with the pen, marker/highlighter, pencil, ruler, eraser and color picker tools.
Pen, Marker and pencil tools
-
Select the drawing tool you want to draw with.
-
Use your finger or stylus to draw on the sketchpad.
With the 3D Touch, you can control the stroke with the pressure of your touch. If you’re using an older iPhone, the stroke will only be affected by your drawing speed, with a quick swipe with the pen tool will create a thin line, while a quick swipe with the pencil will create a thinner, lighter stroke.
The marker tool doesn’t appear to be affected by drawing speed, but you can layer your marker strokes to achieve a richer, fuller color.
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More Content to fix your iPad Problems
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Apple iPad: Should you jailbreak or not
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Apple iPad: How to connect it to a car stereo
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Apple iPad: What to do if you can’t connect a bluetooth accessory
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Apple iPad: How to connect to internet without Wi-Fi
-
Apple iPad: How to make your iPad into a graphics tablet
-
Apple iPad: How to sketch on notes using an iPad
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Apple iPad: What to do to a frozen iPad
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Apple iPad: How to have your cracked iPad screen fixed
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Apple iPad: How to clear cache on an iPad
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Apple iPad: 5 Tips to Recharge your iPad Faster
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Apple iPad: Why it can’t connect to the internet
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Apple iPad: How to remove scratches from the screen
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Apple iPad: How to prepare your device for repair service
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Apple iPad: How to restore it to factory settings
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Apple iPad: How to connect your iPad to iTunes when it is disabled
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Apple iPad: How to have your iPad replaced by Apple
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Apple iPad: Screen Repair Costs and FAQs