In this video I’m walking you through a few super easy ways to add digital stickers (aka little elements) into your Goodnotes journal so your spreads look cozy and aesthetic without you needing to be an artist. I mostly use this for my digital reading journal, but honestly you can use the exact same steps for any kind of digital journaling. I’ll show you the quick “press & hold” method straight from your Photos app, plus a couple of ways to turn images into stickers when you want a cleaner cut-out look. I also share how I make my own stickers using free stock photos and images, because that’s genuinely my favorite budget-friendly way to build an element library. I like pulling images from places like Pexels, Freepik, and Unsplash, then cropping them (including freehand crop) and saving them into Goodnotes so I can reuse them whenever I’m setting up a spread. And if you’re more into buying sticker packs, I go over some of the digital sticker and planner shops I personally use, plus how I import a Goodnotes collection file so everything shows up neatly in your Elements for quick drag-and-drop journaling.