To create a note, tap on "Add Note" at the top, then choose which size you want for your widget. It's important to choose the correct size (small, medium, and large), or else you'll have to create another widget for a different size if you're unhappy with it. Once the widget is added, tap on it to go into the editor.
In the editor, you can type in your note and change the font and font style, text size, alignment, and background and text color. You can also turn the note into an actionable checklist with the button right above the keyboard. Once you're finished, hit "Save" and go to your home screen. Yes, 3M makes an app version of its famous sticky notes. So if you're used to using Post-it brand sticky notes in real life, you'll feel right at home in the digital version.
MOTOROLA STICKY NOTE WIDGET FREE
Unlike all of the other apps on this list, Post-it is totally free - no subscriptions are required to unlock features. We've actually shown off the Post-it note app in detail last year, but that was before it supported iOS 14's new widget system. Still, everything in that post applies here when it comes to creating sticky notes. What sets it off from the other apps, aside from being 100% free, is that it's all handwritten notes. So if you want print-style text, this isn't for you.
MOTOROLA STICKY NOTE WIDGET PLUS
However, it does have its own handwritten font style using the keyboard, plus you can use your finger to write out notes yourself. There are 15 colors to choose from for the background, and you can even make one of them the default color in the in-app settings menu.
And on the main screen in the app, you can create groups of stickies or solo ones in each board you make. Next up is Sticky Widgets - Sticky Notes, from developer Skyrocket Apps Limited, which is similar to the other apps on this list, except it allows you to change the background of your sticky note to anything you want. In previous versions, you could use it without paying in a limited capacity. Now, despite it being free to install, you have to subscribe to a weekly, monthly, or lifetime plan to save any notes.Īfter opening the app, you'll see an active widget called "Begin anywhere," as well as several pre-made widgets you can choose from and customize. To start fresh, tap on the current "Begin anywhere" note to edit it, or hit the plus (+) icon to start one without any text examples.
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