Drawboard PDF - Pro

Drawboard

About this app

Early access to Drawboard PDF for Pro users is here!

Drawboard PDF is the world’s first multi-platform PDF app with live sync and share capabilities.

After the overwhelming success of the Drawboard PDF Windows application with over 10 million users, Drawboard PDF is now available on Android as well as iOS, Mac, and Web.

Drawboard PDF for Android is intended as an extension of the powerful Windows application for Pro users.

Pro users can now access the Drawboard PDF app, where they can view their Drawboard Cloud Synced docs, and apply markup and changes with their touchscreen and stylus.

Features offered:
- Clean clear canvas with fast and easy navigation
- Markup your PDF with Drawboard ink, via finger touch or stylus
- Create new documents with lined templates
- Calibrate and take accurate measurements
- Highlight, underline, place callouts, and more
- Insert shapes, lines, and text

NOTE: you will require a Drawboard PDF Pro license to use this application. Trials and purchases are available in the app.

Ratings and reviews

Hello developers, I know that this is the best app and very friendly app in the market for every use for students like me(I have been using for 2 years on my pc). I request you please allow non purchased user(in mobile) to at least use basic features like in pc. Your app ratings will sure go high and more person will purchase it. So please listen to my voice and release it to use free🙏🙏🙏

Subject: Issue with Pen Functionality in Drawboard App for Android Dear Drawboard Support Team, I hope this email finds you well. I recently purchased the Drawboard app for Android and have been exploring its features. However, I've encountered an issue with the pen functionality—it's not working as expected. When I try to use the pen feature, it doesn't respond or function properly, making it difficult for me to utilize this key feature of the app. I've tried troubleshooting

The Windows app is great, but the Android app is terrible. The main problem with it is that it has great difficulties rendering PDF documents. Typically, the first few pages render properly, but the remaining pages are either very blurry or blank. This makes the Android app a non-starter, regardless of how good the annotating tools might be. I too paid for a Pro Plus subscription based solely on my experience with the Windows version. I should have known better.