Drawing an apple with pencil

Use Apple Pencil with your iPad

You can use Apple Pencil to write, mark up, and draw.

Before you begin

• Make sure that your Apple Pencil is compatible with your iPad.
• If needed, charge your Apple Pencil.
• Pair your Apple Pencil before you try to use it.

Draw with Apple Pencil

Open an app, like the Notes app. With iPadOS, move the tool palette around the screen or minimize it so you have more space to draw and sketch. The tool palette has different tools, depending on the app you’re using. Use the ruler tool to create straight lines, then rotate them with your fingers. Made a mistake? You can erase by object or even by pixel.

To draw in the Notes app:

1. Open Notes.
2. Tap to start a new note.
3. Start drawing with your Apple Pencil.

You can also start by tapping to open the tool palette. Choose from several drawing tools and colors, and switch to the eraser if you make a mistake. Double-tap the eraser to view erasing options on your iPad. When you draw, you can tilt your Apple Pencil to shade a line and press more firmly to darken the line. You can drag the tool palette to a different edge of the screen. Tap to auto-minimize the tool palette and see more options.

Drawing near the edge of the screen with your Apple Pencil won’t activate Control Center, Notification Center, or Multitasking. You can draw anywhere on the screen without getting interrupted.

Write with Apple Pencil

You can write a note with your Apple Pencil in Notes and other apps. With iOS 14, you can write with your Apple Pencil in any text field.* You can convert your handwriting to text. And you can use a handwritten phone number, date, or address as if you had typed it.

Write in any text field with Scribble

You can use your iPad and Apple Pencil to write by hand in any text field, like the search field in Safari or a text field in Mail.* All handwriting and conversion to text happens on your iPad, keeping your writing private and secure.

You can learn how to delete, select, insert, and join words using Scribble by going to Settings > Apple Pencil and tapping Try Scribble.

Convert your handwritten notes to text

You can convert your handwriting* in two ways:

• You can write with the pen farthest from the ruler, which has an «A» on it. Your handwriting will convert automatically to text as you write.
• If you already have some handwritten notes, you can select the notes and convert them to text:
  1. Double-tap or touch and hold a word you want to select. Select more words by sweeping your finger over them. You can triple-tap to select an entire line of words.
  2. Tap the selected words.
  3. In the menu that appears, tap Copy as Text.
     
  4. Paste the text elsewhere in the same document or in another app.

Use handwritten phone numbers, dates, addresses, and more

1. Tap a number, date, address, or other recognized data that you’ve written. It will have an underline.*
2. Choose what you want to do, like call the number or create an event.

Draw perfect shapes

You can perfect a lopsided circle or leaning square. Here’s how:

1. Draw a shape by hand, like a circle, square, or star, using a single stroke.
2. When you finish the shape, pause with the tip of your Apple Pencil on the screen. The shape you drew will be replaced by a perfect one.

Double-tap Apple Pencil (2nd generation)

On an Apple Pencil (2nd generation), you can double-tap near the tip of your Apple Pencil to quickly switch back to the tool you used last. To change your settings for double-tap, go to Settings > Apple Pencil, then choose:

• Switch between current tool and eraser
• Switch between current tool and last used
• Show color palette
• Off

Double-tap works only in supported apps, like Notes.

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Draw and use Scribble in Numbers and Keynote

Draw and use Scribble to turn handwriting into text with an Apple Pencil on iPad. You can also draw with your finger on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.

You can also use Select and Scroll with Apple Pencil to select objects and scroll in your spreadsheet or presentation.

Turn handwriting into text with Scribble

With Scribble, you can turn handwriting into text with an Apple Pencil on a supported iPad.* When you pair an Apple Pencil with an iPad, Scribble is on by default. To check the Scribble setting, or to turn it off, go to Settings > Apple Pencil on your iPad.

1. In a spreadsheet or presentation, tap your pencil in the slide or spreadsheet where you want to write. Or tap in a text box, shape, or table cell.
2. Tap the Scribble tool in the toolbar at the bottom of the screen, then start writing.

As you write with Apple Pencil, you can also delete words, insert text, and more:

• To delete a word, scratch it out.
• To insert text between words, tap and hold in a text area, then start writing when a space opens.
• To join or separate characters, draw a vertical line between them.
• To select text, circle it or draw a line through it. Drag the selection handles to change the selection.

The toolbar also has buttons to format and align text.

* You can change to another supported language in the toolbar if you’ve added the keyboard for the language in Settings > General > Keyboard > Keyboards. Check to see which languages and regions Scribble supports.

Add a drawing

1. To draw with Apple Pencil, tap your pencil on the page. To use your finger, or if you’ve turned on Select and Scroll, tap the Insert button , tap the Media button , then tap Drawing.
2. Tap one of the four drawing tools at the bottom of the screen: the pen, pencil, crayon, or the fill tool.
3. To draw with a different stroke size and opacity, tap one of the drawing tools twice, then tap a new stroke size. Or drag the slider to adjust the opacity.
4. You can draw with a different color:
   • For iPhone, tap the colored circle, then choose a preset color at the bottom of the Colors screen. Or use the controls to mix your own colors, then tap the Add button to save the color as a favorite.
   • For iPadOS 14 and later, tap a preset color or tap the color wheel to choose a custom color. Use the controls to mix your own color, then tap the Add button to save the color as a favorite. To remove a favorite, touch and hold its color dot, then tap Delete.
   • For iPadOS 13, tap the color well, then either tap a color in the grid or swipe left and create a custom color.
5. To erase, tap the eraser, then tap it again to choose one of the erasers:
   • To erase pixels, tap Pixel Eraser, then tap or drag on the drawing.
   • To erase a whole stroke, tap the Object Eraser, then tap the stroke or object fill you want to erase.
6. To undo the last action, tap the Undo button .
7. When you’re finished, tap Done.

To continue drawing with Apple Pencil, just start drawing on the page.

Resize and move your drawing

You can resize and move the drawing after you’ve added it:

• To resize the drawing, tap the drawing with your finger, then drag the handles of the box.
• To move the drawing, tap the drawing with your finger, then drag it.

Edit parts of a drawing

1. If necessary, tap the drawing with your finger, then tap Edit Drawing from the pop-up menu.
2. Tap the selection tool at the bottom of the screen, then tap or drag around the part you want to edit. An outline appears around the selection.
3. Tap an option in the pop-up menu:
   • To resize a selection, tap Resize, then drag the handles of the box around the selection.
   • To make one drawing into two drawings, tap Separate in the pop-up menu.
   • You can also cut, copy, paste, delete, and duplicate a selection.

Animate a drawing

You can animate drawings in Keynote and Numbers.

Animate a drawing in Keynote

In Keynote on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, you can animate a drawing to make it look like it’s being drawn (using the Build In effect) or erased (using the Build Out effect):

1. Choose the slide with the drawing, then tap or click the drawing to select it.
2. Tap the drawing again, then tap Animate from the pop-up menu.
3. Choose Build In or Build Out.
4. In the pop-up menu, choose Line Draw, then tap Play to preview the animation.
5. When you’re finished, tap Done.

Animate a drawing in Numbers

In Numbers on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, you can animate a drawing so it appears as if it’s being drawn:

1. If you’re in drawing mode, tap Done. Otherwise, go to the next step.
2. Tap the drawing to select it.
3. Tap the Format button , then tap Drawing.
4. Turn on Animate Drawing, then adjust other options such as duration.
5. To play back the animation, tap Play or Play Drawing.

Share or save a drawing

In Numbers and Keynote, you can share or save a drawing as an image file (.png). In Numbers, if you animated the drawing, you can share or save a drawing as a movie file (.m4v).

1. Tap the drawing to select it, then choose Share. If you animated the drawing in Numbers, choose Share as Image or Share as Movie.
2. Choose how you want to send your image or movie, like with Mail, Messages, or another service. Or, choose Save Image (or Save Video for animated Numbers drawings) to save to the Photos app.

On a Mac, you can share or save a drawing that’s been added to a spreadsheet or presentation in Numbers or Keynote on iPhone or iPad.

1. In the spreadsheet or presentation with the drawing, Control-click the drawing.
2. Choose Share. If you animated the drawing, choose Share as Image or Share as Movie.
3. Choose how you want to send your image or movie, like with Mail, Messages, or another service. Or, choose Add to Photos to save your image (or movie for animated Numbers drawings) to the Photos app.

How to turn on Select and Scroll with Apple Pencil

By default, you can use Apple Pencil to start drawing. You can set Numbers or Keynote to use your Apple Pencil to select objects and scroll in your documents instead:*

1. In Numbers or Keynote, tap the More button .
2. Tap Apple Pencil, then turn on Select and Scroll.

If your Apple Pencil supports it, you can turn on Double-Tap to Switch. With Double-Tap to Switch, just double-tap the lower part of Apple Pencil to turn Select and Scroll on and off.

To add a drawing to a spreadsheet or presentation when Select and Scroll is turned on, tap the Insert button , tap the Media button , then tap Drawing.

* Pages, Numbers, and Keynote each have their own setting for Select and Scroll. For example, if you turn on Select and Scroll in Pages, it doesn’t affect Keynote or Numbers.

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Use Apple Pencil with your iPad

You can use Apple Pencil to write, mark up, and draw.

Before you begin

• Make sure that your Apple Pencil is compatible with your iPad.
• If needed, charge your Apple Pencil.
• Pair your Apple Pencil before you try to use it.

Draw with Apple Pencil

Open an app, like the Notes app. With iPadOS, move the tool palette around the screen or minimize it so you have more space to draw and sketch. The tool palette has different tools, depending on the app you’re using. Use the ruler tool to create straight lines, then rotate them with your fingers. Made a mistake? You can erase by object or even by pixel.

To draw in the Notes app:

1. Open Notes.
2. Tap to start a new note.
3. Start drawing with your Apple Pencil.

You can also start by tapping to open the tool palette. Choose from several drawing tools and colors, and switch to the eraser if you make a mistake. Double-tap the eraser to view erasing options on your iPad. When you draw, you can tilt your Apple Pencil to shade a line and press more firmly to darken the line. You can drag the tool palette to a different edge of the screen. Tap to auto-minimize the tool palette and see more options.

Drawing near the edge of the screen with your Apple Pencil won’t activate Control Center, Notification Center, or Multitasking. You can draw anywhere on the screen without getting interrupted.

Write with Apple Pencil

You can write a note with your Apple Pencil in Notes and other apps. With iOS 14, you can write with your Apple Pencil in any text field.* You can convert your handwriting to text. And you can use a handwritten phone number, date, or address as if you had typed it.

Write in any text field with Scribble

You can use your iPad and Apple Pencil to write by hand in any text field, like the search field in Safari or a text field in Mail.* All handwriting and conversion to text happens on your iPad, keeping your writing private and secure.

You can learn how to delete, select, insert, and join words using Scribble by going to Settings > Apple Pencil and tapping Try Scribble.

Convert your handwritten notes to text

You can convert your handwriting* in two ways:

• You can write with the pen farthest from the ruler, which has an «A» on it. Your handwriting will convert automatically to text as you write.
• If you already have some handwritten notes, you can select the notes and convert them to text:
  1. Double-tap or touch and hold a word you want to select. Select more words by sweeping your finger over them. You can triple-tap to select an entire line of words.
  2. Tap the selected words.
  3. In the menu that appears, tap Copy as Text.
     
  4. Paste the text elsewhere in the same document or in another app.

Use handwritten phone numbers, dates, addresses, and more

1. Tap a number, date, address, or other recognized data that you’ve written. It will have an underline.*
2. Choose what you want to do, like call the number or create an event.

Draw perfect shapes

You can perfect a lopsided circle or leaning square. Here’s how:

1. Draw a shape by hand, like a circle, square, or star, using a single stroke.
2. When you finish the shape, pause with the tip of your Apple Pencil on the screen. The shape you drew will be replaced by a perfect one.

Double-tap Apple Pencil (2nd generation)

On an Apple Pencil (2nd generation), you can double-tap near the tip of your Apple Pencil to quickly switch back to the tool you used last. To change your settings for double-tap, go to Settings > Apple Pencil, then choose:

• Switch between current tool and eraser
• Switch between current tool and last used
• Show color palette
• Off

Double-tap works only in supported apps, like Notes.

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