Pages
Create, edit, and organize rich text pages.
Creating a page
Click the + button in the bottom-right corner of the dashboard and choose Page. Your new page opens immediately in the editor with the cursor ready. Give it a title by clicking the title field at the top, then start writing.
Everything saves automatically as you type. There's no "Save" button, and you'll never lose your work if you accidentally close your browser.
The toolbar
The toolbar at the top of the editor has everything you need to format your text. Here's what's available:
- Headings — three levels (H1, H2, H3) to structure your page
- Bold, italic, strikethrough, underline — the classics
- Highlighting — in yellow or red, great for marking important passages
- Lists — bullet, numbered, and task lists (with checkboxes)
- Block quotes — for callouts or notable excerpts
- Code blocks — for monospace text
- Horizontal rule — a line to visually separate sections
- Links and images
The most useful keyboard shortcuts: Cmd+ B for bold, Cmd+ I for italic, Cmd+ U for underline, Cmd+ K to insert a link, and Cmd+ Z to undo.
Adding images
Click the image button in the toolbar to open the image insert panel. You can add an image in two ways:
- From a URL — paste the address of any image on the web. This works for all accounts, free and Pro.
- By uploading a file — click the upload button to choose an image from your files. Accepted formats are JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF. Uploaded images are automatically optimized for fast loading.
Once the image is added, you can also:
- Add alt text for accessibility
- Add a link to the image to make it clickable
- Choose the size: large (full width), medium (60%), or small (30%)
Uploading images is a Pro feature. Adding images by URL works for everyone. Upgrade to Pro for $8/month or $70/year.
Links
To add a link, select text and click the link button in the toolbar (or use Cmd+ K). A panel opens where you can enter the URL and choose whether the link should open in a new tab.
You can also add a link to an image to make it clickable.
Anchors
Every heading (H1, H2, H3) on your page automatically gets an anchor ID based on its text. This means you can create links that jump straight to a specific section of your page, like a table of contents.
To create an anchor link, select some text and open the link panel ( Cmd+ K). Instead of typing a URL, look for the Jump to section dropdown at the bottom of the panel. You'll see a list of all the headings on your page. Select one and the link will point to that section.
This is really handy for longer pages. You can create a list of links at the top of your page that let readers quickly navigate to the sections they care about.
Anchor links also work when your page is shared publicly. Your readers will be able to click them to navigate through your page.
Zoom
Use the zoom controls in the toolbar to adjust the text size in the editor. Zoom ranges from 75% to 200%. Useful if you need a bird's-eye view or prefer larger text for comfortable reading.
Renaming and organizing
Click the page title in the header to edit it. The title is what shows up in your dashboard and when you share the page.
To organize your pages, create folders in the sidebar and move documents into them. You can also select multiple documents at once from the dashboard to move them in a batch.
Press Cmd+ S to manually save at any time, even though auto-save handles everything.