Manage and do tasks on the current document

What is the Document View?

The Document View is where you can let your creativity flow! It's the view where you can take notes, using several editing tools at your disposal. This is what you see when you tap to open a document from the Library View.

What you can do in the Document View

Move around your document

To take precise notes, you may want to zoom in for a closer look at the details on the page and navigate easily around your document.

Zoom in: Place two fingers on the screen and spread them apart.
Zoom out: Place two fingers on the screen and pinch them together.
Pan around a page while zoomed: Drag your finger across the screen in any direction. ****If you do not have an Apple Pencil connected, you will need to use two fingers for this.
Scroll between pages: Swipe your finger up or down (or left and right if you're in *horizontal scrolling mode).* For longer documents, you can scroll the page a little to reveal the scrollbar. Then, long-press the scrollbar until it widens, and drag it up or down to quickly scroll through pages.
Scroll to the top: Tap the status bar at the top of the screen, which shows the clock, today's date, etc.
Fit the paper to the screen width: Double-tap the screen.
Jump to a page:
1. Open the More menu.
2. Choose Go to Page:, then type the page you want to jump to.

Rearrange document tabs

Long-press on a document tab until it widens.
Drag the tab to another position.

<aside> 💡 To disable document tabs, see Open Documents as New Tabs.

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Close the document

Tap the Close Document icon on the document's tab.

Open the document in a new window

Tap the Split Window icon on the document's tab.
Choose Open in New Window. The item will be opened in a new window to the right in Split View.

<aside> 💡 You can also do this from the Library View. See Open a library item in a new window.