Saving markup inside the PDF
Android · iPhone · quillo.trUpdated:
Where: Dock › Markup › Save ▾ › Save as PDF… / Share annotated PDF; or ⋮ › Save to device / Share annotated PDF.
Highlights, underlines/strikethroughs, pen drawings, notes and voice notes are written into the PDF as standard annotations; the file shows the markup in Adobe, Google PDF, Samsung, on computers and in browsers too, and the notes open.
- 1"Save as PDF…" or ⋮ › "Save to device" opens Android's file saver in the folder you last saved to (Downloads, Drive, SD card…); the suggested name is the file's original name and no extra pages are added. The original file doesn't change; the document in stays as it is.
- 2"Share annotated PDF" sends the same file to the share menu, with a list of notes and snapshot pages added at the end. The file name comes from the document's original name: "Return (annotated).pdf"; each share goes out under its own name.
- 3⋮ › "Share notes (Markdown)" gives just the text of the marks and notes.
Password-protected PDFs can't be saved. It's all free.
Web (quillo.tr): On quillo.tr, Markup › Save ▾ › Save as PDF writes the markup into the file and downloads the PDF (free, PDF documents only). A voice note goes into the file as an audio attachment; it opens in Adobe or Foxit, but doesn't come back into the note list when reopened in . Snapshots and bookmarks aren't written to the file.
iPhone: Reader › ⋮ › Save as PDF writes the markup into the file. Voice notes can't go into the file as audio attachments (iOS's PDF framework doesn't allow it); a written note goes in instead.