Ipad writing

So you’ve finally made the decision to switch to digital planning and note-taking but your handwriting looks a little awkward on the screen? Well, you’re not alone! That was what happened with me when I

It is really easy to take handwritten notes on an iPad. All you need is an Apple Pencil or alternative stylus, an app that has a drawing feature and a hyperlinked digital notebook to make your notes better organised! Once you have all of those things all you need to do is start writing

Good Mondays Paper • Digital Planning on Instagram: "No messy handwriting, no problem 😊🤎 Have you tried Scribble on the iPad? It is a super intuitive feature that turns your handwriting into text, and can be especially useful if you’re taking notes or planning and want to make sure your text is legible 👀 I like using this feature with handwritten fonts in Goodnotes the most (in my planner 📝)! You can choose any font you like as long as you have it installed on your iPad. My only request…

Chantal | Digital Planner on Instagram: "✍️How to Write Neater on Your iPad✏️ 📌 Use a paperlike screen protector - the added friction is sure to benefit your handwriting almost immediately! This is because most of us aren’t accustomed to writing on the slick glass screen our iPads are made of, your hands are used to a bit more friction as you write - the paperlike absolutely solves this problem! 🖌 Check out your brush settings - you might want to try out the ball point or monoline brush…

Erika —Digital Planner Creator on Instagram: "Have you tried making your own font with your handwriting? 💗 these are my favorite tools for font creation: ♡ iFontmaker: this is the one I like to use for my fonts, its very easy to use (one time payment app) ♡ Calligraphr: You can import the template into procreate and use your favorite brushes 🤍 or you can even print it and draw the characters by hand and then scan it (free version only allows 60 characters) ♡ Fontself: it’s a similar…