Better Notes: PDF Notebooks
Ikke gjort krav påMake room for your ideas with Better Notes
Af Alberto Gragera · ProduktivitetDerfor forventer vi det: A clear, well-described free notebook app with useful PDF annotation, iCloud support, and honest limitations for iPhone and iPad users.
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Better Notes: PDF Notebooks is a productivity app for creating PDF notebooks with blank, ruled, grid, or d
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Make room for your ideas with Better Notes. Create PDF notebooks, annotate documents, and organize your work on iPhone and iPad.
• Create notebooks with customizable covers and blank, ruled, grid, or dot-grid pages. • Write and draw with Apple Pencil on compatible iPads, or add typed text with your finger. • Choose pen styles, highlight, erase, and insert basic shapes. • Import PDFs and ZIP archives of PDFs while preserving folder structure. • Organize documents into folders and favorites, and copy links to individual pages. • Keep documents in your iCloud Drive when available, with local storage when it is not. • Share your work as PDFs.
Apple Pencil handwriting requires compatible iPad hardware. iCloud synchronization requires an Apple Account and available iCloud storage; upload and download timing is controlled by iOS. Password-protected PDFs and encrypted, multipart, or ZIP64 archives are not supported.
Free to use. No subscriptions or in-app purchases.
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