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Digital correction is very versatile: it favors teleworking without adding transfer or messaging costs, reduces delivery times by eliminating face-to-face attendance as a factor and allows for a detailed file with all stages of review of the process, accessible simultaneously to all team members through shared folders. This transparency and the new collaboration possibilities between teams are, in themselves, enough advantages to try to make the change. How to make this jump so that proofreading is an intuitive process, easy to perform, similar to the one done previously, with the same level of efficiency or greater, but with all the advantages of the digital format? This article is based on the proofreading experience on a 12.9-inch iPad Pro, 2017 model, with an Apple Pencil. I have no doubt that you can obtain a similar experience with a Windows Surface or on an Android device, but that would be left to researchers who have this type of device, if they can find apps with behavior similar to the one we are going to review here. Therefore, not only timely apps will be recommended here; You will also be given a list of criteria so that you can find your ideal program and redesign your work process .. iPad PRO, 12.9 , WITH APPLE PENCIL IN STYLE CASE FOLIO (SPECK). The iPad is a touch screen. It is manipulated with the fingers in a natural, intuitive way. Depending on the app you are using, you can recognize the difference between the Apple Pencil and your finger and, therefore, eliminate the constant click to select the annotation tool again and again. When there is no pointer or mouse to control it, the screen becomes a kind of digital paper, on which it interacts in a very similar way to a normal sheet of paper. The annotation of a PDF with this technology is much faster, more intuitive, easier and more efficient than on a desktop computer.