Basic Markup

Notes can be written using standard Markdown format. You can also use standardised keyboard shortcuts to apply formatting (such as ctrl+b for bold).

See below for more information.

Title

The first line of your note is always a title. You can change this to whatever text you want, however if you delete it, it will just revert to its previous value.

This is because the title is used to display your notes on the notes list, so an empty value doesn't work.

Headers

You can create heading text by using standard markdown format.

In markdown, you can use the # symbol with a space between the # and the text to denote headers.

A single # is the biggest header, but you can get smaller headers by adding additional # symbols.

Here's an example of some headers:

# Header 1

## Header 2

### Header 3

#### Header 4

If you exlude the space (like #my text) it will not work.

Bold and Italics

You can surround text with * for italics, or ** for bold, per the below example. You can also use ~~ to get strikethrough.

*This is an example of italics text*

**This is an example of bold text**

__This is also an example of bold text__

~~This is an example of text with strikethrough~~

Code Blocks

You can put text into a multi-line code block by using 3 backticks and pressing enter to create the block, as per the example below.

```

This is my code block

```

Checkboxes

You can add checkboxes before your text if you wish to create a tasklist. You can create them by starting a new line with empty brackets and a space ([] )

[] my checkbox
[x] this checkbox is already ticked

Links

Any links pasted or typed will automatically be formatted as links.

Images

Images can be pasted or dragged into the notes app to add into your note. You can right-click images to export them back out of your note.