TOP 10 iPad Apps 2023 | Mit diesen Apps holst du aus deinem iPad noch mehr raus!

Hello guys and welcome to my video about my personal best iPad

apps

that are currently available to me,

apps

that I like to use or that I find quite practical and what they are, I will show you now. I would also like to point out that between me and there is no cooperation with the developers of these applications and they do not pay me for this video. In this video you can see my own selection of applications that I especially like on the iPad and that I would like to show by the way, you can also see mine.

Watch videos about my top personal apps for iPhone, Mac, and Apple Watch. You can find links to them in the video description and in the comments pinned at the top. Apple does not offer its own calculator app on the iPad, which is still incomplete for me, we have to go to the spotlight -Search or use a third-party app. I personally don't use Pay on the iPad, the app has a beautiful, simple UI and I think it's at least what you'd expect from your calculator on the iPad. Up here I also have the option to do a wide variety of conversions and when I've calculated something, I can swipe left or right. up here to go back and forth step by step in my calculation.

If you want an even more complete calculator you can buy the Pro version, but I think the free version already has a lot to offer. I have already shown you the Eiko application. on Mac, but it is also available for iPhone and iPad. The application can transcribe spoken content incredibly well, that is, convert it into text. Strictly speaking, Eiko uses Open AI's Whisper with just under two gigabytes, the app is relatively large and I can do this, but I can also use it offline when I open the app. As we saw before, I have two options: either I can start a recording here directly or I can drag an audio file that has already been recorded directly and You've probably already noticed everything I'm saying here.

Transcribe it here and the result is impressively good, as I just said. As an alternative to direct recording, I can simply select an audio file here using this button and then it will be transcribed. " For this 40-second recording, the app now needs about 15 seconds. Voice recognition is basically done automatically. Here I can also select the language manually through the settings. According to the developer, there are a century of languages different available. Personally, I'm not really a big fan of subscriptions, especially when it comes to my app, which I only use occasionally, but I made an exception and received a very good offer where I pay 20 euros for a year, which is actually significantly lower than the usual subscription fee, but in principle you can try the app for free for seven days before everything becomes a subscription.

The app is sure to get some approval. You know the idea behind this is to summarize a book in a summary.so that, above all, the central message is retained.There is a great selection of different books in all these categories that you see. Here there are mainly non-fiction or knowledge books, but there are also other books like biographies, The approximate reading time is written here, i.e. in this case 25 minutes, how many sections it is divided into and this summary of a book is available as an audiobook to listen to or of course to read yourself.

I really have it now, I liked it and I use the app regularly. There are also one or two books here that I have read through in the past. Based on this, I can at least say that for me it cannot replace reading the entire book in one sitting. one by one, but on the other hand, I really like the heaters together. They really try to convey the central message, that is, the most important things in the book, as much as possible, but as I said, You can try the app for free for seven days, so that everyone can have their own idea, but in In this case, as always, don't forget to cancel your subscription in time before it automatically moves to the payment phase.

An iPad is also ideal as a digital cookbook. I've known about the Kitchen Stories app for a long time, but I haven't used it in a while. I started using it seriously to broaden my horizons and try new things. I've really liked it so far, so I definitely want to include it in my personal best iPad apps for the fact that the app is free, not only is it very well designed but also has a great selection of recipes to offer. I can show recipes from a specific category like here, for example, or I can also directly search for a specific recipe like I just did.

Then I can add recipes to my favorites. Above all, you're interested in how it looks inside a recipe. . You get a brief description. There are some photos. Some recipes. We also have a video with step-by-step instructions. In a recipe, the effort is often valued, in this case the approximate preparation time is noted and of course all the ingredients, the quantity of which can be adjusted according to the portions you choose here. For some recipes there is also nutritional information here and for the rest I also have step-by-step instructions here. It is also very well designed with the photos that you can see here like this or I choose from a larger number of templates that I have available, templates from different categories, for example a template could look like this and then I just have to fill it in or expand it as you want. know from your mind mapping app Just tap on a node, add multiple nodes, edit, add subnodes or change the style where I have some options here or whatever you think is handy, then I can add a summary to your node.

Then, of course, print or export my mind map, for example in PDF format. I might even take a screenshot if it really bothers me that it says "presented with". For me, an app becomes a substitute for the paper iPad, especially in combination with Apple, but the apps are so extensive that you could fill your own video with them and that's exactly what I did back then. In this video I compare the good Notes and Norderney directly. I would like to show you the applications in more detail and I would like to help you make a possible decision.

You can find the link to this video in the video description and in the comments pinned at the top, but in short, I really like the apps, they both have their strengths, only Billy I have been using them for a few years. We can see that there are now 149 documents that I have created, but for some time now I have realized that I like the good ones a little more, but of course everyone has to decide for themselves. and with my comparison video, like I said, I hope the next app that I would like to show you is lumafusion, which is probably the best and most popular app for professional video editing or video editing on iPad.

Many people also like I refer to this app as the touch version of Final Cut Pro and as someone who has already cut hundreds of videos professionally, I must also say that you can work very well with the app. In my opinion, it has a lot of similarities with Fall Cut. Pro and here I find a lot of things that I would also like to forget when using Cut Pro on Mac. However, I must say that I still love Kat Craft, but if I want to edit a video on the iPad, then I have a very good app for that.

What I'm going to show you now is more basic anyway, but you can see that there are several crossfades and I can also use the keyboard that the short cats use, like the command Final Cut Pro babies know how to share my clip in a single Instead I can apply various effects or filters and I can click on a clip and change here in this editing mode to trim, crop or transform a clip or I can also use various motion effects and of course I also have the option to export the project and I also have several configuration options for this, so to sum up, I really like Number Fusion on the iPad, but those of you who are serious about Luma Fusion on the iPad can also do this and share your experience in the comments The next app is professionally created and some of you probably already know it because it is one of the most popular, if not the most popular app in the graphics and design category for designing things like this on the iPad.

The application can also be handled and used with your finger, but especially with the Apple Pencil it is a dream combination. I especially like how clearly Procreate is structured, how quickly you can get your bearings from the start, and how enjoyable it is. The operation is that everything feels very flexible and I've always been amazed to see what people have created on the iPad with Procreate. As you can see, you have a great selection of different brushes and pens here and below there. Also a wide variety of styles. Working with layers is a very essential point and is also present here as we can see and the functions for color selection are also relatively diverse.

On the left side I can easily change the opacity and adjust it at any time. My brush size and it's also possible to work with 3D objects here. You could, for example, model something in Blender, then prepare it accordingly and export it as an oberj file and import it here and then color everything. Here and then everything is transferred back to Blender and of course working with layers is particularly practical and valuable for this. I'll show you as an example using these glasses, where I can hide individual layers and therefore certain parts of the object. and then focus on another specific one.

Part of it is just being able to concentrate better and then I could prepare step by step, but as I said here is just a short example of creativity, I think there are no limits to it. Anyway, then I move on to the application role, which is for me, so to speak. The digital sketches or the notebook correspond, then here is also the visual representation in the app. I can create individual notebooks within a notebook, then I have all my pages and then I can add or delete pages, so I find this principle with folders and files.

Then I implemented it very well this way. There are several tools available to create, namely a pencil like the one we see. here now, for example. This tool is also very handy to be able to straighten lines or then create these shapes automatically and then use them accordingly. I also have scissors to cut out objects to move them to another place and there is a very large selection of colors in general, but it is also possible to mix colors. I drag one color down here and select another one. If I then start rotating here, I can mix the two colors very precisely.

So I can Of course, I apply the color directly, but I can also store it and save it to my color palette. Otherwise, I also have the option to go to my photos, for example, and insert them, and I can also change the layout of this page so that these dots are aligned and boxed. certain shapes, etc. I personally was able to purchase the app once a few years ago and now I have some reach, but there is a limited free version or the full package for 9.99 a year and I finally get to my favorite translation app. i.e. deepl, which I now use on devices i.e. iPhone, iPad and Mac.

The app supports 29 languages ​​at the time of filming, which is what you see. Now she appears here, but she is mainly known for being able to translate particularly well in these languages. It is also very practical because it is integrated into the sharing function of the iPad, for example I can share a PDF document with deepl then the window opens directly here where I select the source language and then I am shown a direct translation or another example is marked somewhere. Of course, I could copy a text and paste it into the Bible, but here I can also just tap share again with share deeper, then this window opens again and a translation appears directly or, as I just said, I go to the application and then I can insert the text there easily.

Of course, everyone can judge for themselves about the quality of the translation, but I personally am up to the task. Very satisfied here today, regardless of the applications that I have shown you in more detail, there are also other recommended applications for iPad, for example, Affinity Photo. I can also recommend missing Adobe for completing and signing PDF documents. expert is Yes, it is also a very popular app and I have had 3 things on my iPad for over a year and I really like it and if you are looking for a free app to draw, paint or draw on your iPad, I can recommend it instead of a sketchbook What apps do you like to use on your iPad?

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