

Taking a page from Apple's own iWork suite, the app provides a series of nested views depending on which feature you're using. It is a perfect in-between for users who need a bit more than iOS' Markup tool provides, but don't need the power of apps like PDF Expert or LiquidText.Ī PDF app's interface can frequently appear daunting to the average user, thanks in part to the sheer number of annotation options developers try to shove inside of them, but PDF Viewer smartly simplifies this process. If you change your mind, tap the Undo arrow near the top left corner of the app to restore the ink selection.PDF Viewer has a clean, simplistic interface and powerful annotation tools. Tap Delete to permanently remove the selection at its current location. To paste a copy of the selected ink strokes elsewhere on the page, Tap Copy to keep the selection at its current location. Tap and hold your finger on the page where you want to paste the previously selected ink strokes.Īfter you release, tap Paste on the menu that appears, and then drag the pasted ink selection with your finger exactly where you want it.

Tap Text Mode on the left of the Draw tab. To paste the removed ink strokes elsewhere on the page: Tap Cut to remove the selection at its current location. When the ink is selected (8 selection handles will appear around your selection), tap your finger inside the selection to display a menu of the following options: On the Draw tab, tap Lasso Select, and then use your finger or stylus to draw a selection around the ink strokes you want to cut, copy, or delete.īe sure to connect the end point of your selection to where you started. Open a page that contains handwritten notes or a drawing, or tap the Draw tab, select a pen, and then use your finger or stylus to write or draw on the page. In Microsoft OneNote, you can cut, copy, delete, or move any selection of ink strokes.
