Importing your scores

Bring the music you already have. Your marks come with it wherever the app you're leaving lets them out.

Any PDF

In Scoretissimo, open the Library and tap Import, then pick one PDF or select many at once in Files. Each one becomes a piece, titled from its file name; you can rename it.

Coming from forScore

Best: bring your markings as editable ink. In forScore, open the Tools menu, choose Backup, tap + and create an Archive (it includes your PDFs). Save it to Files or iCloud Drive. Then, in Scoretissimo's Import, choose From forScore backup and pick the file.

Your pen and highlighter marks come over as strokes you can erase, recolour and edit, and each forScore layer becomes a sublayer with the same name. Importing the same backup again adds nothing twice.

Only sharing a few scores? In forScore, tap Share, choose the annotated PDF, then pick Scoretissimo or save it to Files. Those marks come over flattened into the page: you can see them, but you can't edit them.

Another score app

Export your scores as PDFs and import them as above. If the app can export a PDF with your writing on it, the marks come over flattened into the page. Tell us which app you're coming from at support@scoretissimo.com: it decides which import we build next.

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