Exploring Templates

Notein provides commonly used standard templates for you to choose from, and you can also create your own unique templates. If a document is created as a template, whether it's in image or PDF format, when it reaches the last page, its page style will be automatically duplicated and added to new pages.

Here's how you can do it:

Method 1:

1. Click the "+" button on the homepage and select "Standard Note" to enter the template selection interface.

2. Click on "My Templates" at the bottom to switch to the custom template interface.

3. In the custom template interface, there are various ways to add templates (from the album, take a photo, add a single-page PDF).

4. Please note that when you choose "Add Single-Page PDF," a PDF selection pop-up will appear. You can select a single PDF file, and within that file, find the single page you want to create as a template.

To insert different template styles into your notes, follow these steps:

1. In the note editing page, click the "More Menu" button in the upper right corner.

2. In the pop-up window, select "Insert Page."

3. You have multiple ways to insert new template styles (add from template library, add from album, take a photo, add a single-page PDF).

To change templates, use the following method:

1. In the note editing page, click the "Modify Template Style" button on the left side of the toolbox to enter the "Modify Template Style" page.

2. On the "Modify Template Style" page, you can customize the template style (including paper orientation, grid style, color). You can also choose templates from the template library.

3. After selecting a template style, by default, it will be applied to the current page. If you want to change the template style globally, simply check the "Global Change" option.

4. For custom templates, you can also check the "Save to My Templates" option at the bottom left. This will automatically add the template to your template library, making it accessible for future use directly from the template library.

For paper templates like "squares," "horizontal lines," and "dot grids," you can customize the line spacing and opacity.

Here's how to do it:

1. Click the "Modify Template Style" button on the left side of the toolbox.

2. Click the corresponding template style button (e.g., "squares," "horizontal lines," "dot grids").

3. Use the sliders to adjust the line spacing and opacity.

If a new template is added to the last page, the automatic page addition will copy its template style. However, if a new template is added in the middle of the document, it will not be automatically copied. Please note that automatic page addition only copies the template style of the last page.