Paper matters more on a screen than people expect. Squares keep columns of numbers lined up, dots give a sketch structure without getting in the way, and ruled lines keep handwriting even. NoteFun draws its papers as clean vector guides that stay sharp at any zoom.
Every paper, and what it is good for
| Paper | Good for |
|---|---|
| Squared, Grid | Graph paper for math, physics and chemistry, hand-drawn graphs and tables |
| Dotted | Sketches, bullet lists and layouts where full lines would feel busy |
| Lined | Everyday notes and journaling |
| Ruled Narrow | Dense notes in smaller handwriting |
| Ruled Wide | Larger handwriting and comfortable spacing |
| Cornell | Lectures: notes on the right, cues on the left, a summary at the bottom |
| Two Column, Three Column | Comparisons, vocabulary lists and pros and cons |
| Music, Music Stave | Notation and practice notes |
| Planner, Monthly Planner, To-do | Planning the week, the month or the day |
| Blank, Whiteboard | Free drawing and brainstorming |
There is also a template catalog with ready-made pages, including a meeting agenda, an assignment planner, a kanban board, a SWOT sheet and a daily reading log.
How to choose a paper
- In the Library, tap New.
- In New Notebook, pick a Paper.
- Choose a Paper color: White, Yellow or Black. To make your own, choose Mix a paper color.
- Create the notebook and start writing.
Why graph paper suits math on iPad
Squares give every digit a place, so long division, matrices and fractions stay aligned, and axes for a quick graph are already there. On squared paper the tutor's reply is written into the same grid, right under your working. If you want help with a problem, the step-by-step math guide walks through Hint, Explain and Solve.
Black paper for evenings
Black paper is easier on the eyes in a dark room and makes bright inks stand out. Choose Black as the paper color when you create the notebook, and pair it with light or bright inks.
