Drawing Notepad app for iPhone and iPad
4.0 (
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Developer: peter-berweiler.de
Free
Current version: 2.1.1, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 25 Jul 2011
App size: 16.8 Mb
Drawing Notepad turns your smartphone into a paper.
You can draw, write and sketch on it. Sticking photos on it is also possible.
Take quick notes, do a quick sketch or be creative in your own way.
Share your creations via E-Mail, Facebook, ...
Latest reviews of Drawing Notepad app for iPhone and iPad
Simple but effective
This app Is very easy to use and its free
This app Is very easy to use and its free
Great idea but it doesnt work.
Not user friendly. Cant draw on certain places of the screen. Cant place text.
Not user friendly. Cant draw on certain places of the screen. Cant place text.
Dissatisfied
The previous version was far superior to this one. It had offset drawing do your finger didnt hide the drawing. I could also recall a previous drawing to edit it. This version doesnt even have an edit option. All the drawings and notes of the previous version are gone. This is a giant step backwards.
The previous version was far superior to this one. It had offset drawing do your finger didnt hide the drawing. I could also recall a previous drawing to edit it. This version doesnt even have an edit option. All the drawings and notes of the previous version are gone. This is a giant step backwards.
Needs work
Its very inaccurate trying to draw when it draws where youre not touching. I see the purpose but it just doesnt work well. Also, the darn ad! If I try drawing low on the screen I mistakenly bump into it.
Its very inaccurate trying to draw when it draws where youre not touching. I see the purpose but it just doesnt work well. Also, the darn ad! If I try drawing low on the screen I mistakenly bump into it.
Pretty good!
This is a pretty cool app. The only problem is that its a bit inaccurate, as it aims a little higher.
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This is a pretty cool app. The only problem is that its a bit inaccurate, as it aims a little higher.