With Split View in iPadOS,
you can work on two things side by side
and be more productive than ever.
In this video,
we'll show you how to use two apps side by side,
open multiple windows of the same app,
and exit Split View.
Let's say you're drawing in Procreate
and you want to open Photos.
Tap the Multitasking button at the top of the screen
and then tap Split View to send Procreate to one side.
Now you can tap Photos on your Home screen
or in the App Library to open it on the other side.
This is Split View.
To adjust how much space each side takes up,
drag the divider.
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You can also use Split View with a single app.
Let's open two notes side by side.
Tap Notes on the Home screen to open your first note.
Slide one finger up from the bottom edge of the screen
until the Dock appears and then release.
Now touch and hold the Notes app
and drag it off the Dock to either side of the screen.
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If you need to open another note,
open the Dock again and tap Notes.
You can see all the notes you have open
and tap the plus sign for a new one.
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To exit Split View,
you can tap the Multitasking button
at the top of either side.
And then tap full screen.
Each of these two notes stays open on its own.
To see all your open apps,
you can swipe up from the bottom of the screen
for the App Switcher.
And to close an app, just swipe up on its preview.
And that's how to do more with multitasking!
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