Editing
All content in RemNote, including notes and flashcards, is ultimately created and designed in the editor.
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Text Formatting
How your notes look on the page
- Hiding BulletsBullet points can be hidden for a cleaner visual in your notes.
- How do I switch from numbers to bullets?You can toggle any bullet or list of bullets between displaying bullets and numbers.
- Adding Superscripts and SubscriptsAdd text above or below other text using direct formatting or LaTeX equations.
- Formatting Your NotesLearn how to fine-tune the appearance of text and add images and videos to your notes.
- Spell-Check LanguagesRemNote uses your browser or operating system's language settings to decide how to check your notes for spelling mistakes.
Rich Content
Inserting non-text elements into your notes
- Working with Emojis & Greek LettersYou can add emojis and Greek letters to your notes and to the titles of documents.
- Writing Equations with LaTeXLaTeX is a popular typesetting language that can be used to include mathematical notation in your notes.
- Adding Images and MediaYou can embed images, video, audio, PDFs, and other bullets within your RemNote documents.
Controlling Bullet Behavior
Structuring, moving, and controlling access to your notes
- PowerupsPowerups are special tags that cause bullets to behave in new ways.
- Moving Notes & Organizing HierarchiesDue to the fluid nature of knowledge, it's often necessary to move notes around after taking them. RemNote provides many tools to help.
- Super-Private BulletsYou can mark bullets as private to hide them on-screen when you’re in public and prevent them from being accidentally shared.
- Hiding bullets from a documentBullets can be hidden within a portal so that you see only the most relevant points from the original source.