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Thanks for using the app. Please refer to the help page for a quick overview of swipe gestures recognized by the app.

Easily add images from your device, draw on them with a stylus or finger, and then share your creations as PDFs or JPGs. Navigate through pages using swipes or voice commands. The free version has limitations on books and pages.
3.0
June 16, 2022
- new layout and navigation - pick Images from Files or Photos - zoom and pan - use two fingers Pinch to zoom, Swipe to pan - draw with a finger, stylus or Apple Pencil on iPad - render to PDF or JPG - three ways to turn pages - tap a button, swipe or use Voice Commands - help page with summary of editing commands
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NextPage PRO
Unlimited scores, pages and PDFs
Thanks for using the app. Please refer to the help page for a quick overview of swipe gestures recognized by the app.
The free version of NextPage is limited to 2 books, with a maximum of 3 pages per book. Rendering is also limited to 4 times, and image sizes are capped at 8 MB.
Yes, NextPage allows you to draw directly on images using your finger, a stylus, or an Apple Pencil on compatible iPad devices.
You can turn pages in NextPage by swiping left or right with one finger. The app also supports Voice Commands for page turning.
NextPage allows you to render and share your work as either a PDF or a JPG file, making it versatile for various sharing needs.
No, NextPage does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use with optional in-app purchases for enhanced features.
NextPage is designed for iOS devices and is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod.
The latest version of NextPage, 3.0, was released on June 16, 2022. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, the app has seen updates since its release in 2021.
NextPage has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.