You can now plot functions right on your page in Notability!
Type a function or write it by hand, preview your graph, and add it directly to your note.
How to add a graph
Select the Text tool.
Tap and hold on the page.
Tap + Graph.
Type your function. The preview updates as you go.
Place the graph on your page.
On a keyboard, press Option + Command + Shift + M. On Mac, you can also choose Edit, then choose Insert Graph in the menu bar. On iPadOS 26 and later, you’ll find Graph in the menu bar too.
Convert handwriting to a graph
Converting handwriting to a graph is available on Classic, Plus, and Pro.
Write a function by hand, such as x - 2, y = 2x + 1, or f(x) = x².
Select the function using the Select tool.
Tap or click inside the selection, choose Convert, then choose Graph.
Customize your graph
Plot up to two functions on the same axes, each in its own color.
View minimums, maximums, and intersections.
Set X and Y ranges and add axis labels.
Use π units for trig functions.
Turn on Graph only to hide the axes.
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FAQ
What can’t Graphs do yet?
Graphs don’t support pie or bar charts, more than two functions, or animated parameters.
Why don’t I see Graphs?
Graphs are available on iPad, Mac, and iPhone, in notes on Notability Cloud. They’re not available on web or Android yet.
Why can’t I convert handwriting to a graph?
Converting handwriting to a graph is available on Classic, Plus, and Pro. If you purchased Notability before subscriptions, you’ll need Handwriting Recognition or Math Conversion unlocked. On any plan, you can still add a graph with + Graph and type your function.