You can try something like this from good notes, or even Noteshelf

Making it easier to move pages around in a journal instead of just dragging. And including a way to move multiple pages at once. Possibly giving an option on where you would like a new page added in the journal, instead of always having it added to the beginning/bottom and needing to drag to where you left off.

Move pages to a specific point in your journal without having to scroll for daysssssss.

Any update on this? Frustrated trying to organize my pages while editing pages in prepaid pdf/ planner. Page numbers and typing the page number in a search bar may help.

1. The hard part about moving or inserting new pages is easily finding where to drop the page while scrolling. If the existing pages are numbered with a shadowed number in the scrolling feature (see attached example) we would know where to place the new page. I need to mark the page myself with an identifying mark to easily access placement when I’m scrolling.

2. If the already created journal pages have a number feature on each page we would know where the new page would be placed. (2nd image)

I envision stacks. All my daily pages can be consolidated into a stack so I have less pages to go thru by minimizing the stack. I also have a stack of monthlies, so I can see the same use. I would love to be able to select multiple pages and then go search where I want to move them to. Your page thumbnail option is cumbersome and slow. Perhaps a bar of pages on the bottom would be quicker?

The ability to select and move multiple pages would be a great idea, as well. A pop-up that allows the ability to move pages by page number (before/after page#). Also, the ability to place “moved” pages from one journal to another with the same methods as suggested above, instead of at the end of a journal (by default).

From Sharon via email:

Hi! To be able to move multiple pages at a time and/or copy and paste pages to where you want instead of having to physically move it which right now is a very slow process because you can only move a page a few spaces at a time which can be very time consuming for a large journal/planner. I hope this helps!

Quickest exemplar = The page thumbnail navigation available in apps like Reader, Preview, etc.: includes numbering, ability to move groups of pages (vs. dragging one by one), ability to see and select more at once so can more easily drag from start to end.

My scenario = I use Zinnia for work notebooks, chosen over other apps for the free-form the sketchbook quality and fundamental ease of use. In a meeting, I'm often adding pages to the *beginning* of the notebook as I need them, because swiping right = the quickest, easiest way to add a page. (I keep my notebooks in reverse chronological order, so that I'm opening to the most recent stuff -- a different function issue in Zinnia). But this means if I take 5 pages of notes, they end up in 5-4-3-2-1 order...which I have to rearrange after the meeting.

For me, this feature request of simply moving pages to the the desired place = under an umbrella desire to create additional structure to pages within notebooks, in general (e.g., table of contents/outline/notebook sections, as avail in some other notebook-oriented apps).

Page numbers could be an easy way to move them around

Page numbers, move to top or move to bottom option, select and copy /paste before/after current page.