The latest 3.22.32 Beta update brings powerful new features to creative professionals and digital planners. From the brand-new Stickers feature to the Inkflow application that turns your Supernote into a digital input device for your computer, this update is packed with enhancements — but not without a few caveats.
In this post, we’ll explore the key highlights of the beta release, walk through how to use the new features, and point out a critical syncing issue you should know about before updating.
The Stickers Feature: Visual Creativity Meets Functionality
The newly introduced Stickers feature is a significant enhancement for users who enjoy journaling, visual planning, or adding creative flair to their notes. After installing the beta, you’ll find the sticker icon in your Supernote menu. Tap into it, and you’re greeted with:
- A built-in sticker library
- Recent stickers
- The ability to create custom stickers
- An import function for personalized sticker assets
The built-in library offers a generous variety of options right out of the box. Even better, if nothing fits your needs, you can import your own designs or create new stickers from your notes.
Powerful Editing Options
Once a sticker is placed in your note, you can:
- Resize or reposition it
- Use the lasso tool for in-depth edits
- Link it to keywords, pages, notes or headings
- Duplicate, cut, or organize it into collections
This isn’t just about aesthetics—Supernote has embedded functionality into stickers, giving them the same utility as regular handwritten elements. You can ink directly on a sticker, customize it, and then save it as a new, reusable asset. Collections help organize your stickers into categories, and you can search by name or browse your recent ones for quick access.
Productivity meets creativity. This feature is ideal for users who want a personalized, functional, and engaging note-taking experience.
Inkflow App: Turn Your Supernote into a Digital Input Device
The new Inkflow app, available via the Supernote App Store, transforms your device into a digital inking tool for your computer. Once installed, you’ll need to disable side-loading temporarily to run the app properly.
Key Capabilities
- Use Supernote as a digital stylus input device on your Mac or PC
- Hover detection and pen tracking
- Adjustable pen touch area and optional assistive grid
- Works with applications like Adobe Photoshop, digital whiteboards, or markup tools
After physically connecting your Supernote to your computer, you can use it to draw, annotate, or navigate with your pen. While the app is still in beta, it performs reasonably well. There’s a slight learning curve—especially with palm rejection and cursor sensitivity—but with a bit of practice, it becomes a useful digital companion.
Critical Syncing Issue: Proceed with Caution
A noteworthy issue with the beta update involves third-party cloud syncing. After installing the update, sync functions with OneDrive and Google Drive failed, displaying a “malformed or incorrect request” error. However, syncing with Supernote’s native cloud still works as expected.
If you rely on external cloud services for syncing your notes and you have this issue, it’s recommended to:
- Manually reinstall the firmware update. Note: This fixed my issues
- Hold off on updating to this beta
- Test the beta on a secondary device
- Or switch to Supernote’s native cloud temporarily
Bonus: Explore the Full Release Notes
The 3.22.32 Beta brings more than just stickers and Inkflow. The full release includes various fixes, optimizations, and new tools designed to enhance the Supernote experience.
Here’s a screenshot of the release notes.
Final Thoughts and Call to Action
The 3.22.32 Beta update for Supernote is an exciting step forward for users who love combining analog simplicity with digital power. Stickers introduce creativity and personalization, while Inkflow bridges the gap between Supernote and desktop productivity.
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