
Use lines, shapes, arrows to comment, clarify, and collaborate.
Annotate your notes: Clarify and solicit feedback by annotating an entire note, an individual image, or a PDF. Create reminders to manage tasks: Use reminders to keep track of notes that contain time-sensitive information, and receive alerts for upcoming tasks and events. Checklists: Use checklists to manage tasks. See the following tips for more ways to take notes: Layout tools: Insert a line divider, realign text, and insert a table. List tools: Create checklists, bulleted lists, and numbered lists. Highlighting tool: Highlight the selected text. Text font and style tools: Bold, italicize, and underscore text. Use the text formatting and layout tools to change the way the note looks: You can save many types of content in a note. To learn how to create a note, visit Create a note. Use your computer, mobile phone, or tablet to create any kind of note and recall them as needed. Scan contracts, legal documents, receipts, or business cards.
Snap photos of a whiteboard or Post-it ® Notes from a brainstorm session.
Photos of anything that might inspire new ideas, new designs, or new compositions. Annotate photos and PDFs for quick communication with teams working remotely in field offices or building sites. Type, write, or even record audio notes from any meeting. You can keep pretty much any type of content in a note.