Microsoft has slowly updated certain apps with support for Dark Mode like Office for Mac getting the dark treatment last December and Outlook for iOS getting the update back in August ahead of the iOS 13 release.

That made the process a bit more labor-intensive as it “worked to ensure design teams were ‘aligning to the single palette.'” Even though it’s coming about a month later, it’s great to now see system-wide Dark Mode support arrive for Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote for iPhone and iPad.Īs we previously reported, Microsoft highlighted that it has built the system-wide Dark Mode support for its iOS 13 and iPadOS 13 Office suite from the ground up. The plan was to have Office Dark Mode support in time for the launch of iOS 13. What do you have to say about it? Let us know in the comments.Back in August, Microsoft teased that it was working on Dark Mode support for its full Office suite for iOS and as it rolled out support for the feature with Outlook. So, I think it’s more than capable to take on third-party note-taking apps like Evernote and Microsoft’s OneNote. Apple has vastly improved the Notes app by introducing several helpful features like a native document scanner and the folder sharing. For those who use the stock note-taking app, this could be a pretty handy feature.

So, that’s how you can switch between light and dark themes inside Apple Notes. All you need is to tap on the share button and select Use Dark Background option in the share sheet.Įasy Way to Choose Light and Dark Themes in Apple Notes Supposing you had opted for a light theme for a specific theme earlier and now want to go back to the pitch-black one. It’s a no brainer, is it? You can follow the same steps mentioned above to switch between the light and dark backgrounds in the Notes app (keep in mind, the dark mode has to be turned on your device). Switch Between Light and Dark Backgrounds in Apple Notes on iOS and iPadOS

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