Using Scribble, you can convert your handwritten notes into text in any app. Those using iPad Mini (easy to carry around) will find this trick handy to get the job done.
iPadOS will take you to the Notes app to jot down thoughts. Turn on the lock screen and double tap on the Apple Pencil tip. What about taking notes from the lock screen? Apple Pencil has got you covered as well. The quick note gesture mentioned above is only useful when you have the iPad display turned on in the first place. Make necessary changes, hit the Done button at the top and save it to Photos, Files, or delete the screenshot. iPadOS will open the screenshot editor with annotation tools like pen, highlighter, and others. Use your Apple Pencil and slide it from the bottom-left corner to take quick screenshots. Apple has implemented a screenshot gesture in the bottom left corner. This is another neat add-on for those who take frequent screenshots on their iPad. Take Screenshots and Perform Quick Annotations We hope to see Apple allowing third-party developers to implement the same in iPadOS updates. If you are using an Apple Notes alternative like OneNote or Evernote, you can’t take quick notes in it using the same trick. The quick note trick is limited to the Apple Note app only. The good part is quick notes window comes with a feature-rich text editor and allows you to add tables as well. Step 2: A quick notes window will appear to write down things to remember. A pop-up menu will appear indicating to take notes. Step 1: Hover the tip of the Apple Pencil over the bottom-right corner of the iPad’s screen. If you take notes on the go frequently, follow the steps below to write down notes with an Apple Pencil.
Starting with the iPadOS 15, you can take quick notes with the Apple Pencil without opening the default Notes app. This is quite useful for Apple Notes users. If you are still not convinced about getting Apple’s stylus for your iPad, the Apple Pencil’s hidden features below will push you towards hitting the buy button.
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