Notes+ PiP: Watch videos while Note-taking!

If you're like me and prefer to learn by watching video lectures, Notes+ on iPad offers a handy Picture-in-Picture (PiP) mode that truly changes the note-taking game. This feature allows you to keep a small resizable video window on your screen while jotting down important points, cutting down the hassle of switching between apps. Beyond just watching videos, Notes+ supports various platforms such as YouTube, Coursera, Udemy, and even files from Google Drive or Dropbox. One neat perk I found is the ability to control playback speed and take screenshots directly within the PiP window—this helped me review complex material at my own pace. For added convenience, Notes+ also provides AI-generated summaries and subtitles for supported YouTube videos, which helped me quickly recap lessons or skim through lectures before deep diving. Setting up PiP in Notes+ is straightforward: just add your video link and click the PiP icon. You can position and resize the video window anywhere on your screen, making it easy to customize your workspace based on what you’re studying. All in all, Notes+ PiP mode on the iPad has made my study sessions much smoother—no more toggling between apps or losing track of the lecture. If you frequently take notes with video materials, give Notes+ a try for a productive and organized learning experience.