When you're done, click or tap a pen, pencil, or highlighter to draw again. To pan, swipe left and right with one finger. To scroll, swipe up and down with one finger. To zoom in and out, pinch and stretch the screen with two fingers. To exit Drawing mode so you can pan and zoom, tap Select Objects or Type Text. The hand-drawn shape changes into a shape with straight lines or clean corners. On the Draw menu, click or tap Select Objects or Type Text, and then click or tap Ink to shape.ĭraw a shape, such as a circle, triangle, or rectangle. For example, if you draw a square, OneNote will convert the square to an actual square with perfect right angles. You can draw a shape that OneNote automatically cleans up and converts to a precise shape. To type again, tap Select Objects or Type Text. Once a line, arrow, or shape is one the page, you can select it to move, rotate or resize it. Select a line, arrow, or shape to draw on the page. On the page, draw around the handwriting you want to convert.

It will even preserve the size and color of your ink, as well as highlights and effects. OneNote includes a handy conversion tool so you can change handwritten text into typed text. Learn more about selecting ink strokes Convert ink to text To work with several ink strokes as one item, tap Lasso Select and draw around the strokes or drawings you want to group together. In the upper-left corner of the app or press Ctrl+Z on an external keyboard. Note: If you remove something you didn't mean to erase, tap Undo

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