When using Brush, the 3 most common question types are content impact, exit method, and erasing marks; this section answers 3 frequent questions.
FAQ
Will Brush marks change the original document content?
- Brush marks appear as markup on top of the document page.
- They do not directly change the original text content or layout of the document.
- After clearing the brush marks, you can continue viewing or editing the original document content.
How do I exit Brush editing mode?
- Finish your handwriting or markup.
- Check the action area in the upper-right corner.
- Tap Done to return to the normal document view or editing state.
How do I erase marks that I already added?
- Stay on the Brush editing page.
- Use Eraser to remove part of the handwriting, or use Clear Screen to remove the current marks.
- Confirm that the page now shows only the content you want to keep.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Draw Notes | A way to use Brush for freehand lines or handwritten content on the document page. |
| Highlight | A markup style used to emphasize key areas for reading and review. |
| Smart Shape Recognition | A feature that converts a hand-drawn shape into a more regular shape after a short pause. |
| Palette Button | The settings entry in the lower-left corner of the Brush editing screen for pen style, color, and stroke options. |