Slash Commands

Type / on any line to open the command menu. It appears near the cursor and filters as you type. Navigate with arrow keys and press Enter to insert, or click an item.

The menu repositions itself automatically if there isn't enough room below the cursor.

Available commands:

CommandWhat it inserts
TextPlain paragraph
Heading 1Large section heading
Heading 2Medium section heading
Heading 3Small section heading
Bullet ListUnordered list
Numbered ListOrdered list
QuoteBlockquote
Code BlockFenced code block with copy button
DividerHorizontal rule
ImageOpens the file picker to insert a single image
Image GridInserts an empty image grid block

Inline Formatting

Standard TipTap keyboard shortcuts work:

ShortcutEffect
Cmd/Ctrl + BBold
Cmd/Ctrl + IItalic
Cmd/Ctrl + ECode
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + XStrikethrough

You can also use Markdown-style triggers as you type. Typing **text** produces bold, *text* produces italic, and backtick-wrapped text produces inline code.

Headings

Type # followed by a space at the start of a line for H1, ## for H2, and so on up to H6. You can also insert headings from the slash menu.

Pressing Backspace at the beginning of a heading converts it back to a paragraph.

Lists

Start a line with -, *, or + followed by a space for a bullet list. Start with 1. for a numbered list. Press Tab to nest, Shift+Tab to un-nest.

Code Blocks

Insert a code block from the slash menu or type triple backticks. Code blocks render in a monospace font with a copy button in the top-right corner. Click the copy button to copy the block contents to the clipboard.

Blockquotes

Type > followed by a space at the start of a line. Blockquotes render with a left border and italic text.

Markdown Paste

When you paste plain text that contains Markdown syntax (headings, bold, lists, code blocks, links, etc.), Noted automatically converts it to formatted content. This only triggers when the clipboard has no HTML version of the content. If the clipboard includes HTML, the HTML is used directly.

Markdown Copy

When you copy text from the editor, the plain-text clipboard slot receives a Markdown representation of the content. This means you can paste your notes into any Markdown-aware tool and get clean formatting.

Complex blocks like image grids may not round-trip perfectly through Markdown copy. The images are serialized as standard Markdown image syntax, but the grid layout metadata is not preserved in the plain-text copy.