How to create digital planner stickers - Hexagons

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... Read moreOMG, you guys, if you're like me and obsessed with your digital planner on iPad, then you HAVE to try making your own custom stickers! It's seriously a game-changer for personalizing your spreads and making them super aesthetic. I used to just download sticker packs, but once I learned how to create hexagon digital stickers myself, my planner went to a whole new level! First off, why hexagons? They're so versatile and look amazing in any layout. Whether you want to create minimalist labels, cute decorative elements, or even functional trackers, hexagons fit right in. All you really need is your trusty iPad and an Apple Pencil or a good stylus. While there are many apps out there, I found that using Keynote is surprisingly easy and effective for this! Here’s a quick rundown of how I got started. I usually open up a new blank presentation in Keynote. From there, you can easily insert shapes – just look for the hexagon! Once you have your basic shape, the fun begins. You can tap on it to change its color, add a gradient, or even fill it with a texture to match your current planner theme. I love experimenting with different shades of green or pastels for a really calming vibe. After you've got your hexagon looking perfect, you can add text or even tiny icons inside if you want. Think about creating 'To Do,' 'Notes,' or 'Important' labels. The key here is to keep it simple but functional. Once you're happy with your design, the most important step for making it a sticker is to export it properly. You'll want to save your hexagon as a PNG file with a transparent background. This way, when you import it into your digital planner app like Goodnotes or Noteful, it floats nicely over your pages without a big white box around it. A little tip I learned: if you're making a bunch of stickers, try duplicating your first perfect hexagon and just changing the colors or text for each new one. This saves so much time! You can even find awesome Keynote templates online that give you an editable Keynote file, sometimes even including pre-made PNGs and individual PNGs, which makes the process even faster. It's like having a head start on your design journey, and you can customize them endlessly. Experiment with different sizes too! Sometimes a tiny hexagon is perfect for a small note, while a larger one can highlight an important event. Getting creative with your digital planner stickers on an iPad is not only practical but also super relaxing. It really makes me feel more connected to my planning process. Plus, seeing my uniquely designed, colorful hexagon designs pop up on my iPad screen just makes me smile. Give it a try; you'll be amazed at what you can create!