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While using the Notes app for iPhone and iPad to get down a quick thought or two is great, the formatting options for the app help make it a more versatile text editing app. You can bold, italicize, and underline your text, sure, but you can also create lists of items, checklists, and even add tables to your notes.

Here's how you can use the formatting options to spice up your notes.

How to create titles and headings in Notes

You can easily add titles and headings to your notes to give them a more formal style and make everything easier to organize.

1. Launch Notes on your iPhone or iPad.
2. Tap the New Note button in the bottom right corner.

3. Tap the Aa icon, which opens the text formatting menu.

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4. Tap Title for the next text you type will be formatted as a title.
5. Tap Heading for the next text you type will be formatted as a heading.

6. Double-tap a single word or triple-tap to select all text that you want to reformat as a title or heading, then follow steps 4-5 to reformat it.

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If you use a title or heading in a note, pressing the return key on your iPhone or iPad's keyboard will automatically format new text after that point as 'body' text. So, if you want to go from, for instance, a title to a heading, remember that you'll need to choose the Heading format from the formatting menu.

How to automatically start new notes with a title or heading

Of course, you can automatically begin each new note with a title or heading if you wish.

1. Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad.

2. Tap Notes.

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3. Tap New Notes Start With.

4. Choose between Title, Heading, Subheading, or Body.

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How to format lists in notes

In Notes, you can choose from three different types of lists to keep everything in order.

1. Launch Notes on your iPhone or iPad.
2. Tap the New Note button in the bottom right corner.

3. Tap the Aa icon, which opens the text formatting menu.

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4. Tap on the list format you'd like to use. Choose from either dashed, numbered, or bulleted.

5. Type out your list.

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How to bold, italicize, underline, and apply strikethrough in Notes

Emphasize the text of your notes by bolding, italicizing, or underlining it.

1. Launch Notes on your iPhone or iPad.

2. Tap an existing note, or Create New Note.

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3. Tap on the empty space or select text that you wish to change by double-tapping or tapping and holding.
4. Tap the right arrow in the pop-up menu.
5. Tap the BIU icon in the pop-up.

6. Tap either Bold, Italic, Underline, or Strikethrough to format your text the way you want.

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7. If you're starting new text but want it emphasize what you're about to type from that point forward, just tap the Aa button above the keyboard.

8. Tap your preferred format style.

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How to create a checklist in Notes

Create a quick shopping or to-do list with the checklist format.

1. Launch Notes on your iPhone or iPad.

2. Tap the New Note button in the bottom right corner.

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3. Tap the checklist icon to create a checklist entry.
4. Tap return once to create another entry.
5. Double-tap return when you're done making your checklist to start using standard body text.

6. Tap the checklist bullet point to check it off. Tap it again to uncheck the item.

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How to add a table to a note

Tables are a more recent feature, and they let you lay your data out so that it's easier to read.

1. Launch Notes on your iPhone or iPad.

2. Tap the New Note button in the bottom right corner or enter an existing note.

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3. Tap the table button in the formatting bar.

4. Tap the More buttons on either the top or the side of one of the left-most cells (buttons look like three dots). The top More button controls columns, while the side More button controls rows.

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5. Choose Add Column or Delete Column from the top More button to add or delete a column.

6. Choose Add Row or Delete Row from the side More button to add or delete a row.

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7. Enter your data into the table.

8. Tap the table button again to bring up several options you can take for the table object.

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You can get more information about tables in our handy guide to using tables in Notes.

Questions

If you've got any more questions about formatting your notes, let us know in the comments.

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The Notes app for macOS and iOS is a surprisingly powerful tool for holding text and graphics, creating quick notes, creating small tables of data, sharing information with others, and even capturing quick sketches. By default, the notes are simply ordered by the date that they were last edited (see screenshot below), but for those of us who have a need to keep things in order, it’s nice to know that the Notes app has several options available. The sorting options are available in both the macOS and iOS versions of Notes, so no matter which device you’re using, it’s possible to get your notes in order.

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macOS
Changing the sort order of Notes in macOS is quick and simple:

1) Launch the Notes app from Applications or the Dock

2) Select Notes > Preferences

3) The top item in the Notes Preference window is “Sort notes by”. There are three options for sort order: Date Editing, Date Created and Title (see screenshot below).

4) Select one of the three choices for sort order, and the order of the notes changes. For example, sorting by Title changes the sample list seen in the first screenshot so that the first note is “A Note,” the next is “B Note” and so on. Sorting by creation date always puts new notes at the top of your list of notes, while sorting by edit date places those notes that have been most recently edited at the top of the list.

iOS
As you’d probably guess, settings for the sort order of Notes are found in the Settings app on iOS devices.

1) Launch the Settings app

2) Scroll down until you see the section that highlights settings for Apple’s built-in apps like Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Notes…

3) Tap on Notes

4) Under the section titled “Viewing” you’ll see the same “Sort notes by” pop-up menu that’s available in macOS. Tap on “Sort notes by” to see the three choices and select the one you wish to use (see screenshot below):

Other settings for both the iOS and macOS versions of Notes provide the ability to store notes locally rather than in iCloud (or vice versa), start notes with a heading, title or the body of the note, and add a password to lock notes and keep them safe from prying eyes. In the macOS version, the Preferences window is also where you’ll be able to adjust the default text size for your notes. For iOS, text size is adjusted under Display & Brightness > Text Size, and the size selected is used for all apps that support Dynamic Type.

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