reMarkable has pushed software version 3.28 to its E Ink tablets, including the Paper Pro, and the update changes how users interact with screen content and manage files. This matters because the new tools let you extract specific parts of a page as images and bring documents from cloud drives directly into your notebook without manual conversion steps. We see this as a practical shift for readers who need to isolate diagrams or text snippets for later reference.
New tools let you extract screen content and import files directly
The software update targets the reMarkable Paper Pro and other E Ink models in the lineup. It introduces a Capture tool that works with the existing Selection Tool to let users draw around any area of the screen. The system then converts that selected shape into a standalone image file. This feature removes the need for screenshots or external apps when you want to save a portion of a document.
The update also refreshes the EPUB reading experience with interface changes and improved text formatting. reMarkable expanded language support to cover more regions for digital book readers. The company added a new color palette that includes green, yellow, cyan, and magenta options. These colors join the refined gray shades that were already available on the device.
File management receives a significant boost with direct import capabilities for JPG and PNG images. Users can pull these files from Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive using the Convert to Notebook function. The Web App now supports drag-and-drop handling for easier file transfers between browsers and the tablet. The release notes mention minor bug fixes and adjustments, though the company did not list the specific issues resolved in this patch.
Source: Latest reMarkable update, NotebookCheck
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