Creating and importing notebook templates | Goodnotes 5 iPad tutorial | Free planner templates

In this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to design, import, and use notebook templates in Goodnotes 5 on the iPad. Using this method you can create templates for anything you want, for example, a finance tracer, a planner, or some hexagon paper for your chemestry class. I created some planner templates that can be used in a digital planner or bullet journal. To create those templates I also used the stickers tool inside of Goodnotes.
As I said in the video you can download the PDF or Goodnotes version of the templates using the following link:
drive.google.com/drive/folder...

[@itzarodriguez4509]

Exactly what I was looking for thanks ❣️

[@LarimaBeyondBorders]

Great Tutorial. Thank you!

[@Munumim]

Perfect! Thank you 😊

[@BostonTerrierDad623]

Fantastic stuff! I've known all of this separately, just not together efficiently! Also, I usually went into adobe or MS & it simply felt "clunky".
Your stuff was on the $! Thx so much!

[@loubano]

Great tutorial !!!!
Thank you very much 😁👍

[@MareeForman]

Thank you for a clearly explained tutorial. They are useful templates. 💕

[@sophiestutorials7798]

Thank you :) glad I could help

[@ChristophFreiburger]

Schönes Video, kurz und knackig, ohne Schnörkel. Gefällt mir gut!

[@sophiestutorials7798]

Danke :)

[@satyabratapanda7373]

Very very helpful 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@sophiestutorials7798]

Thanks :)

[@PCGEEK2024]

Can this be done with PC version, because that's all I got.

[@sruthisriram456]

Can we create 2 page template so that when we pull, 2 pages get created at the same time?