Intro
Notes on Mac splits its shortcuts into note management (new note, folders, view switching), rich text formatting (headings, lists, checklists), and table editing, each with its own dedicated Cmd combinations.
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Notes on Mac splits its shortcuts into note management (new note, folders, view switching), rich text formatting (headings, lists, checklists), and table editing, each with its own dedicated Cmd combinations.
Quick Note. Fn+Q instantly creates a floating note you can attach to whatever app or webpage you're working in, without leaving your current window.
Shared notes. Ctrl+Cmd+I toggles collaborator highlights, and Ctrl+Cmd+K shows who's been active in a note you're sharing with others.
Linked notes. Option+Cmd+] and Option+Cmd+[ jump forward and back through a chain of notes connected by internal links, useful for working through a set of cross-referenced notes.
A printable PDF of Notes shortcuts for Mac is available. The note creation, formatting, and checklist shortcuts are the most useful for daily note-taking.
Fn+Q opens a floating Quick Note you can start typing into immediately, without switching away from whatever app or webpage you're currently using. It's meant for jotting something down fast.
Shift+Cmd+L applies the Checklist format to the current line. Once you have a checklist, Shift+Cmd+U marks or unmarks the selected item as done.
Yes. Tab and Shift+Tab move between cells, Option+Cmd+arrow keys add rows and columns around the current cell, and Return adds a new row at the bottom of the table.
Need more than shortcuts?
Visit the Apple Notes app page for an overview and helpful links.
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