Brief Summary
This video provides a beginner's guide to using the Markup tool on Apple devices, focusing on the Eraser and Pencil tools. It explains how to access the Markup toolbar within the Notes app, how to use the Eraser tool to correct mistakes, and how to adjust the pencil tool's width and opacity for varied drawing effects.
- Accessing Markup toolbar in Notes app
- Using the Eraser tool and Undo button
- Adjusting pencil width and opacity
The video introduces Apple's Markup tools, which allow users to write, draw, and sketch on their Apple devices. The Markup icon is shown, and the tutorial specifies that the demonstration will be within the Notes app. Users are instructed to open the Notes app and start a new note to access the Markup toolbar, which is located in the top right corner of the screen.
The video explains how to use the Eraser tool, found in the middle of the Markup toolbar, to remove mistakes. By selecting the Eraser tool with the Apple Pencil and tapping on the area to be erased, the unwanted mark disappears. The video also demonstrates how to use the undo button, located at the bottom left of the screen, to restore anything that was accidentally erased.
The tutorial details how to use the Pencil tool in the Markup toolbar to draw and doodle. To adjust the pencil line's width and opacity, users can double-tap the pencil icon to bring up a toolbar with options for thickness and opacity. The first row adjusts the thickness, while the second row adjusts the opacity, allowing for customization of the lines.
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0:01 Apple markup tool Basics this is a series for newbie's guide on how to use Apple's markup tool with apple pencil part one first up what is a markup tool well the markup tools are used to write draw and sketch on your Apple device and this here is the icon for markup you will click on this to bring up the markup toolbar for this tutorial we'll be using the markup in our notes so go ahead and open the notes app by tapping on this icon on your device next tap the second icon that you see on the screen on your device to
0:47 start a new note when your new note appears tap this little icon with a circle and pencil that you find on the top right hand corner of your screen to bring up the markups toolbar now your screen should look like this with the tool bar appearing on the bottom of the screen the first tool that we are going to talk about in our series is the Eraser tool this tool is found in the middle of the toolbar it is a little pencil with the Eraser on top as the icon and as the name implies you would use this tool if you make a
1:34 mistake so for example if I wanted to erase this unhappy face I have on my screen I would tap the Eraser tool with my apple pencil next I would move my apple pencil onto the unhappy face and give it a little tap and just like that my unhappy face has disappeared from my screen but wait what if I want my unhappy face there after all well that is an easy fix as well all you need to do is tap the undo button located at the bottom left hand side of your screen I have provided an image of this icon so you know what to look for and TDA my un happy face is
2:22 now back again next let's talk about the pencil tool in your marker bar this of course is not the same as your apple pencil tap on this icon as shown here to pull up the pencil now you can use your pencil tool to draw a doodle on your note if you want to change the width of your pencil or your line double tap on the pencil icon again which will cause this Toolbar to pop up from there choose the width of your desired line by tapping on one of
3:09 the selections offered the first row will let you adjust the thickness or the thinness of your lines and the second row will let you adjust the opacity of your lines you can drag the little circle in that bar to adjust how light or dark your lines will appear now you know how to start writing or doodling with different thicknesses or opacity levels with your pencil tool and Presto you have just learned a few basic tricks to operate Apple's
3:54 markup tool hello there viewer will you support a small YouTube Channel by hitting the like And subscribe button thank you oh are you still here well let me introduce myself I am Nicole if you're curious as to what I do for my day job come and visit me at minic couples.com I create and sculpt Whimsical and adorable wedding cake toppers that are made from your photographs well thank you for watching and a new tutorial will be coming your way soon see you in the next one bye bye
