A zoom feature allows you to change perspective if you need to move in closer or further away, which can be especially useful when using images. Icons and smileys can also be added to notes, and you can add text next to them. There are a wide range of formatting options that take Notepad+ away from standard note-taking software, with the ability to use different fonts, colors, and highlighting, as well as support for handwriting. A drag-and-drop function allows images from other apps to be copied into your notes, regardless of the file format used. There are also additional features, not least for annotating other files, such as PDF files, as well as files from Excel, Keynote, and Numbers. There's the ability to type notes, of course, as well as make lists, but you can also use it for sketching as well as adding images. Notepad+ provides a digital notepad for you to do pretty much anything you'd like to that you would in a normal blank notepad. Alternatively, for collaborations, there's a business plan with increased limits and additional features.

Step up to the Premium tier to sync all your devices, gain a more generous 10GB of uploads in a month, as well as the additional features of live chat support, and offline access to your notes. However, the free product is restricted to syncing only two devices, and uploads are limited to just 60MB per month. The iOS app is free, and offers in-app purchases.

Also, a further boon is that the notes are searchable. They can then be accessed via the iPad Pro, Android, or a PC though the web browser interface for ease of workflow. For those looking for a note-taking platform that works with their iPad Pro, but also Android devices, Evernote straddles the two mobile platforms with ease.Įvernote is a great app to collect multiple inputs, including images, text notes, recorded messages, and clippings of web pages - all in one file for storage and collaboration.

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