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Media and recordings ​

Place class screenshots, meeting recordings, and reference materials next to relevant notes to make it easier to retrieve context when reviewing. Paged notes, Infinite documents, and Vertical documents can combine different materials on the canvas.

Pictures, videos and paper materials ​

Add an image or video from Photos, or use your camera to capture what's in front of you. Scanning is suitable for organizing papers, handouts and written materials. Camera and scan availability depends on current device and system support.

When you need to turn the information into full page content, you can add pages in Paged notes and PDFs.

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Recording and playback ​

Start recording in the note, save it and listen back through the recording list, or place the recording next to related content. Suitable for supplementing audio information in classes, meetings and lectures.

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Stickers and web cards ​

Use stickers and saved assets to illustrate your notes, and save web addresses as cards to revisit your sources easily. Move assets around the canvas, adjust size and hierarchy, and make the relationship between content clearer.

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From material to structure ​

Text is used to supplement explanations, tables are used to compare, and mind maps and connecting lines are used to organize relationships. For specific classifications and usage scenarios, see Tables and Mind Maps. When you need to quickly return to a certain content, you can use the tools in Navigation and review.

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Select tool by editor ​

In Text documents, images, videos, recordings, and tables are inserted into the body and flow with the text. Scan Text is also available on supported devices. These tools differ from their canvas counterparts.

Learn about Canvas and Text document respectively.

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Last updated: October 12, 2026.