Goodnotes6 has been invaluable for organizing my daily tasks and work notes. I mainly use it on my iPad. However, in the past few days, I’ve encountered issues with copying pages and objects, leading to a frustrating loop of unresponsiveness.
After reaching out to Goodnotes support, I learned that there has been a significant increase in similar reports. They are currently investigating the issue as of December 19, 2023.
For me, while copying and pasting individual objects can be managed by recreating them, not being able to copy pages poses a major problem. Therefore, I’ve explored some workarounds.
[Workaround] How to Copy Pages as of Now
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Currently, it’s not possible to copy and paste pages directly from the top right of the page. However, you can do this from the page thumbnail screen.
1. Select the Thumbnail Button from the Top Left of the Page

2. In the Thumbnail Screen, Choose ‘Select’ from the Top Right

3. Choose ‘Duplicate’ from the Bottom Right of the Thumbnail of the Page You Want to Copy

Note that if you want to copy and paste multiple pages, you can do so by selecting several pages in succession after performing step 2.
Hope this helps.

Hiroshi is a project manager specialising in international manufacturing operations, based in Tokyo. Originally from Hokkaido, he has lived and worked across Malaysia, Switzerland, China, the United States, Sweden, and the Philippines — a breadth of experience that shapes both his professional methodology and the perspective he brings to this blog.
His academic foundation is in international relations, and his career has centred on cross-border project management, organisational development, and operations management across multiple industries and geographies. In addition to his professional work, he has led large-scale international projects engaging participants from more than 150 countries, completed a cross-continental cycling expedition through North America, and contributed to disaster relief efforts following major natural disasters in Japan.
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