Converting handwriting to text in GoodNotes is a useful feature that allows users to digitize their handwritten notes for better organization and readability. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to convert handwriting to text in GoodNotes:
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Write Your Notes: First, use the GoodNotes app to write your notes using your stylus or Apple Pencil. Take your time to ensure your handwriting is legible for better conversion accuracy.
Select the Lasso Tool: Tap on the lasso tool icon, which is usually found on the toolbar in GoodNotes. Use the lasso tool to draw a circle around the handwriting you want to convert.
Tap on 'Convert': Once your handwriting is selected, tap on the selection again to bring up a menu. In this menu, you should see an option that says 'Convert' or 'Convert to Text'. Tap on it.
Review the Text: GoodNotes will process the handwriting and display the converted text. Review it to ensure the conversion is accurate. You might need to make some corrections if the app didn't recognize certain words correctly.
Copy or Replace the Text: After reviewing, you can choose to copy the text to the clipboard or replace the handwritten notes with the converted text directly in your document.
GoodNotes uses OCR (Optical Character Recognition) technology to convert handwriting to text. For even more accurate conversions, especially with complex or diverse handwritten notes, you might want to try specialized services like HandwritingOCR. You can convert handwriting in PDFs or images to text using HandwritingOCR.
By following these steps, you should be able to efficiently convert your handwritten notes to text in GoodNotes and improve your overall note-taking experience.
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