User Reference
Keyboard Shortcuts
Navigation
Windows / Linux | macOS | Action |
---|---|---|
Ctrl + k |
⌘ + k |
Open command menu to create or find a note or use an editor element |
Ctrl + \ |
⌘ + \ |
Open or close sidebar |
Ctrl + Shift + e |
⌘ + Shift + e |
Switch to notes sidebar tab |
Ctrl + Shift + f |
⌘ + Shift + f |
Switch to search sidebar tab |
Ctrl + Shift + g |
⌘ + Shift + g |
Go to graph view |
Formatting
Windows / Linux | macOS | Action |
---|---|---|
Ctrl + b |
⌘ + b |
Bold |
Ctrl + i |
⌘ + i |
Italic |
Ctrl + u |
⌘ + u |
Underline |
Ctrl + e |
⌘ + e |
Code |
Ctrl + Shift + h |
⌘ + Shift + h |
Highlight |
Ctrl + Shift + s |
⌘ + Shift + s |
Strikethrough |
Ctrl + Shift + , |
⌘ + Shift + , |
Superscript |
Ctrl + Shift + . |
⌘ + Shift + . |
Subscript |
Ctrl + Alt + f |
⌘ + ⌥ + f |
Insert footnote |
Markdown Shortcuts
- Type
**
on either side of your text to bold. - Type
*
or_
on either side of your text to italicize. - Type
`
on either side of your text to create inline code. - Type
==
on either side of your text to highlight. - Type
~~
on either side of your text to strikethrough. - Type
[[Linked Note]]
to insert a link to the note "Linked Note". This will create a new note with that title if it does not already exist. - Type
[title](https://external.com)
to insert an external link. - Type
[custom title]([[Linked Note]])
to insert a link to the note "Linked Note" with a custom title. - Type
#Tag
followed by aspace
to insert a tag called Tag. - Type
((
followed by some text to search for a block across all of your notes that contains that text. Clicking on that block will insert a block reference. - Type
#
followed by aspace
to create an H1 heading. - Type
##
followed by aspace
to create an H2 heading. - Type
###
followed by aspace
to create an H3 heading. - Type
-
,*
, or+
followed by aspace
to create a bulleted list. - Type
1.
followed by aspace
to create a numbered list. - Type
[]
followed by aspace
to create a checklist item. - Type
>
followed by aspace
to create a blockquote. - Type
```
to create a code block. - Type
---
or***
to create a thematic break.