Create memos and reminders with the Samsung Notes app on a Samsung Galaxy Book. It lets you type notes using the keyboard or draw right on the screen with an S Pen. If your model doesn't include an S Pen but has a touch screen, you can use a stylus or your finger to create notes instead. If you have voice recognition enabled, you can speak to the app so it will write notes for you. Your notes can be saved for future editing and browsing if you need to check them again.

Note: Samsung Notes is available on all PCs running Windows 10 or Windows 11.

The Samsung Notes app on your Galaxy phone has been improved: you can now organize your notes into folders and subfolders. Studying for an exam and need your notes in a separate place? No problem, just add as many folders as you need to keep all of your lecture notes in one spot. Or, add a few subfolders to narrow down certain topics and ideas. You can also choose from twelve new page templates when writing a note, like grids or lined paper.

Note: Some of these features may be grayed out or unavailable if you don't have the most recent version of Samsung Notes. It's always a good idea to keep your apps up-to-date. 

Handwriting mode in the Samsung Notes app makes it easier than ever to copy down your ideas or draw a picture any time your muse inspires you. While you can use your finger to draw or write in the app, an S Pen truly enhances the experience! Handwriting in notes can be altered, moved, and converted to text as well so you'll be able to organize your notes and share them with your friends or associates via text or email.

Note: When Pen mode is selected, the S Pen may not be recognized in the Edge panel area.