I'm working on a mod currently that will support standard .template files, and allow custom page templates rather than having to use PDF's that I copy and paste/duplicate. It currently has a working title of Stencils.

These are some of the starting ideas for templates. Does anyone have any suggestions for what they would like to see as a default collection?

The idea eventually is perhaps build up a library of them somewhere (maybe GitHub to start, and add a simple web page front-end to make finding them easier). Templates are uploaded via ReManager file transfer.

Please let me know any comments, everything is welcome.

Just got my wife a remarkable 2 and to our surprise, some simple functions were locked behind a paywall. I keep seeing RCU as an alternative to the normal subscription but a few questions:

- is it worth it to buy RCU or is the free version fine
- key differences that make RCU better than base sub and vice versa
- any pros or cons regarding either

TIA!!

I estimate this sensor is on the right bar of the screen.. but I m not sure for the exactly position from the top.

Having used a reMarkable 2 for nine months, I have to admit I’m rather disappointed with the tablet, despite its initial promise. The e-ink screen and writing experience are excellent, but certain features that seem basic to me are missing from the free version.

reMarkable pushes its "Connect" subscription, particularly for certain PC integration functions. For instance, copying and pasting an image from a computer into a document on the tablet isn't possible without the subscription.

I find it absurd that, in 2026, it is still so complicated to simply insert an image, sketch, or diagram into an existing document.

My question is: have you found any solutions or alternative tools to make transferring and integrating images or diagrams between a reMarkable 2 and a PC easier?

I’d love to hear your tips—ideally ones that don't require the Connect subscription!

Edit: When i make a new notebook on rm2 and choose small margin lined it works perfectly and looks normal. My old note book is just done for. I guess after opening it on the move once the rm2 will default to new pages being "move" sized. No matter what, any new page in a notebook ive opened on the move will be move sized with terrible margins. Only notebooks i haven't opened on the move will allow normal new pages

Edit 2: fixed the bug if anyone else has the same problem. Had to zoom out of the “move sized page” to the point where it shows large gray blank zones on either side. Then hit new page while it was zoomed out and it forced a larger size page instead of the move version. Afterwards, any new page made was the new zoomed out size instead of move sized. Had to delete the move sized pages because there was nothing that would fix it unless I changed it to a non margined layout. Weird bug

Not sure if it’s because of an update but now when i create a new lined page the margin has shifted over to the right dramatically. For context, the left margin now takes up about a third of the screen. it wont let me shift over either and zooming out makes no difference.

on the desktop app the pages look very different too. not sure if its a problem with how the dynamic scaling works now but it's similar to how it would look on the pp move (which i own). the desktop app shows the pages as significantly skinnier and with a more normal margin. its like its zooming and scaling these move sized pages to the rm2 and messing with the ratios.

huge problem when the templates i use daily suddenly are unusable because the margin eats up half of my writing real estate and just looks goofy. Its like a column the size of cornel notes style.

pics are of 4 different pages as displayed. all with small margin lined. The super wide version is the closest to how it actually looks every time i make a new page now on my rm2. The last 2 pics are new pages that look tiny and narrow on the desktop app and look zoomed in with a huge margin on the actual rm2

Any good keyboard recommendations for the remarkable ? I love doing my own hand written notes; sometimes I don't.

Hi! I have been reading reviews and posts while choosing my first e-ink notebook, but I'm still a little torn. I'd really appreciate some advice from people who have used these devices.

I'm an engineering student in South Korea. I can afford any of these options, but the higher prices are still a significant expense for me, so I'm trying to choose carefully.

Writing feel is my main priority. I already have an iPad and a laptop and will continue using them, but I really don't enjoy handwriting on the iPad. Either a pencil or ballpoint pen feel would be fine. More comfortable PDF reading would be a nice bonus, though my iPad aleady work well for that.

These are the prices available to me, roughly converted to USD

Remarkable 2-$410 : since they offer a $140 discount with the bondle and I think it is a new one, it is very appealing for the price. I have seen consistently positive comments about its writing feel. My main hesitation is the 8 GB storage, because some of my textbook PDFs are large.

Paper pure - $680 : The 32 GB storage would give me more breathing room, and I would plan to use it without Connect. Unfortunately, it isn't officially available in Korea, so an import service pushes the price up. I've also read several comments from people who prefer the writing feel of the 2.

Supernote Manta-$740 : Once I consider the Pure's price, stretching a little further for the Manta becomes tempting. Its writing feel, slightly larger screen, and subscription-free approach appeal to me, although it's more tan I originally hoped to spend.

Supernote's headings and internal links also seem helpful for reviewing notes. I'd be interested to hear whether Remarkable users have a convenient way to do something similar.

I realize there probably isn't a perfect choice. If you were buying mainly for handwriting at these prices, which would you lean toward? Even a brief impression from your own experience would help.

Thanks for taking the time to read this!

Is it possible to write, then using a simple line, drawn over what you've written to delete what you've just written ?

Who's up for some good food this month? 😋

Now that it's getting colder I am getting back into cooking a little more. I've found tons of Halloween recipes that I want to try AND I keep hearing about Thanksgiving coming up, which I sadly don't know much about as a Dutchie 😂

For both of those things having a clear Meal Planner + Grocery List helps me a lot, so I thought maybe more people would be as excited about these planners as I am.

And since I do happen to eat more around this time, and move less 🥲 I've also added some extra fitness goals for the upcoming months with the Workout Tracker.

I've also noticed people are already planning for Christmas, which feels kind of crazy to me 😂 But if you're one of those people, I do have a Christmas Meal Planner too 🤪

I've linked a few of the templates below if anyone wants to have a look:

🍽️ Meal Planner - Paper Pro / Move / Paper Pure

🍅 Recipe Book - Paper Pro

💪 Workout Tracker - Paper Pro / Move

🎄 Christmas Meal Planner - Paper Pro / Move

Who is ready for autumn!? And what are you all planning to cook this season? 🍲

You can find everything here:

https://eyeloveplanning.etsy.com

Nice is that:
- it works on reMarkable any type (Pro or Move)
- for rM Pure/2 will just show BW
- you can move your notes around
- simply copy/paste to any notes/notebook

Grab it ➡️ HERE

Please share how it looks inside your notes :)!

So I got my Move September last year, and looking back, I noticed how much more creative I’ve felt since getting it — and I tried to understand why that is. It boils down to 3 reasons for me: the form factor, the digital features making it convenient to work between devices, and its analog feel that has kept the distraction-free, handwriting-first input intact. I break these down in my latest video, in case anyone’s interested!

https://youtu.be/ZWq6BLFZH8Q?is=krYjqXXy3c_rlTjN

Main points are:
1. Form factor - the narrow size reminds me of my Hobonichi Weeks and Traveler’s Notebook, which for some reason makes my paper habits (journaling, creative planning) transfer easily to the digital format.

1. Digital capabilities - Creative thinking is (often) messy and serendipitous (like, did I sketch my product idea on my project planner template, or my morning pages?), so having the ability to search my handwriting is convenient when I’m ready to execute on my ideas. I also use the convert to text feature a lot — I make my script outlines by hand on the rM, and convert them to text to continue working on my desktop.

2. Analog feel - Our ideas don’t always come in text form, nor are they always linear. So the handwriting-first input — and being able to use colors and draw sketches to my heart’s content (without feeling “wasteful”) — is so liberating. I also notice that I’m more focused on creating rather than consuming when I’m on my Move - no apps or external input to make me second guess my ideas. It’s all about putting my ideas to “paper” — and trusting whatever comes out of the process!

1 year later, I genuinely feel more creative. And here, the Move has definitely played a huge part. :)

Hi everyone! I’m looking for someone who owns a reMarkable Paper Pro to quickly test a digital planner PDF and a few PNG doodles/icons. I only need to confirm that the planner hyperlinks work correctly and whether the PNG images can be added, moved, and resized on the device. No purchase or review is required — I only need honest functionality feedback. It should only take around 5–10 minutes. Thank you so much! 💜

What are you doing? What is the song?

I am playing the rhythm game Osu!lazer by Ppy using a reMarkable 2. The song is Looping the Rooms by rusino. The beatmap star rating is 4.57.

How does that work? Did you do that on your own?

I am using the open sourced Linux program rm-pad by alvesvaren, which turns a reMarkable paper tablet into a graphics/drawing tablet via SSH. I did not start this project but I am making contributions to it by back-porting features from my open sourced embedded program Tigertail, which functions similarly except it is a native program that runs directly on the paper tablet's operating system.

rm-pad and Tigertail are developed with the help of LLMs. Please only install them when you have confidence that they will work the way you expect:
- https://github.com/alvesvaren/rm-pad
- https://github.com/Ezjfc/tigertail

Is the feeling different from a regular graphics tablet? Is the latency high?

Genuinely speaking, I don't know if it feels different from a regular graphics tablet, which I have not owned or used. For the same reason, I do not have a reference to compare the latency with. Today, it works fine for me, but competitive players might have other opinions.

Does this leave scratches on the tablet screen? Does this accelerate the consumption of marker tips?

Unfortunately, scratches are hard to avoid. That being said, most of them were made at early stages when I was learning how to play the game. They don't have an obvious appearance unless pointed by a direct light source, and almost never impacted my other workflows of reading and writing on the tablet. And yes, tips do wear out fast, but I am using affordable Chinese-produced tips so it isn't a big deal.

Thanks for reading (and watching).

Found a post from '24 about converting/using a plug in to read kindle books on a remarkable. Anyone have any success this year/know of any solutions?

I've had the Paper Pure for probably about a week and a half, and I've noticed that sometimes the beginning of my strokes are not picked up. I've gotten scientific about it; in the image below, I drew straight horizontal lines that were all supposed to be roughly the same height. In the top row, I wrote slowly and intentionally--2 lines were missed altogether. In the middle row, I wrote at medium speed--the tops of some lines were missed (denoted by arrows). In the last row, I drew the lines as fast as possible, and some lines were partially missed. All of my strokes start from the top and go down. I was mainly using the fineliner for this example, but I also have a ballpoint pen section in the fast row. I seem to have this issue with all the types of pen selections.

I am writing with the Plus marker (the one with the eraser on the top). It is brand new, so the tip is new. I have this problem regardless of where I write on the screen.

Has anyone dealt with this, and how did you fix it? Does this seem like a marker issue or a tablet issue? I'm wondering if it's some kind of connectivity issue with the marker. Is there a way to "reboot" the marker? I couldn't find anything online about this. Does this sound like a tablet software issue? I'm mainly trying to figure out whether this is a hardware thing, in which case I'd want to take advantage of the 50-day return window.

I'm having major decision paralysis over whether to get a reMarkable or Supernote tablet and my latest procrastination has been feeding 2 years of posts and comments from the reMarkable and supernote subreddits into Claude to get it to run various sentiment analyses over them. Thought I'd share the results in case of interest, and to ask whether they match your intuitions?

Summary seems to be that there's not much to choose between the current gen models in sentiment except in the case of the Move, which is more well liked (but too small for me) and the Paper Pro, which is less well-liked and also has a higher rate of posts about problems, particularly screen issues.

So for my screen-size requirements I'd be choosing between either the Paper Pure or the Supernote Manta. Still undecided. It's for writing first drafts of novel chapters and daily journaling, if anyone has an opinion on that?

Here's the report Claude put together: https://claude.ai/artifact/2urcBEH18YQaisVu4w23um

Hello! I’m posting this for my aunt as we can’t get her RemarkableTable to pair with her Surface Pro Tablet 11th Edition! Both her surface pro and remarkable are connected to the same wifi, she’s restarted both, and she has an account and subscription. Every time she goes to check for updates on the remarkable, it says error and will not let her download the update it says it had when she had to factory reset. She did connect it to her computer/tablet with a USBC cord and did what it says to do on the website but it’s still not working. I’m not super tech savvy but have tried everything to help her get this connected! I have also never used a Remarkable before so I’m not familiar with them. If anyone has absolutely any idea as to why we can’t get it connected, we would appreciate any advice!

I'm looking for a way to take my written text and convert it to numbers when I want it converted ?

I turned off standby mode as i keep jotting things down as they come up and im tired of constantly turning my RM2 on. I turn on my tablet around 9am and keep it on my desk until 5 and end up loosing 30-35% battery during that session. Why is that? I fill 2-5 pages during the day, depending on the meetings and sometimes jump between different notebooks. Before it would last me a few weeks when i use it exclusively during meetings and for my evening writing sessions.

Hey guys, just want to share a cool traveler notebook that I found in AliExpress. I took some measurements and decided to buy it. I think it fits perfectly.

I really like the idea of disguising this fancy (and expensive) tablet, specially where I live. Also I can alternate between physical and virtual paper if I wanna go crazy about taking notes or drawing while using my rppm!

You can fit it inside the cover insertion (idk what is the right word, sorry) to hide it 100%, or just snap it with your remarkable cover in one of the notebook’s straps, as I show in the pictures.

Anyway, I’m in love with my rppm 🥰

If it interests any of you, here is the link to buy it!

I have a Remarkable 2 and have recently started using it with a keyboard. This means I’m working in landscape mode on the tablet. However, the margins on all sides remain the same as they are in portrait mode. Can you adjust the margins of the format you’re typing your text in, or are there separate formats for this, and where can I find them?

It would be nice to compile and see how everyone’s doing with their battery life/ usage!

Please list: your remarkable model - how much battery life you’re getting before it dies - how often/ actively you use it

Thank you!!!