Recently, Apple added the ability to create links between your notes on their Apple Notes applications for Mac, iPhone and iPad. The drawback with this system is that notes are only linked in one way, not bi-directionally, so you can’t see all the places a particular note has been mentioned. Apps such as Supernotes offer more powerful ways to link notes together.
TL;DR: Type the greater than sign twice >> to link to another note.
Since macOS Sonoma, you can make your note-taking more efficient by linking related notes, such a trip itinerary to a list of recommended restaurants.
Pro Tip: Use the shortcut of typing the greater than sign twice >> to quickly create a link to another note. This automatically sets the link text to match the title of the linked note.
Note: Keep in mind that notes with links may not show up on devices running older macOS versions (pre-macOS Sonoma).
Create seamless connections between notes by linking them using their titles. When the title of the linked note changes, the link text automatically updates to reflect the new title.
Alternatively, you can use custom link text instead of the target note’s title, known as creating an ‘alias’ on other systems/ With this method, the link text remains unchanged even if the title of the target note is modified.
Follow these additional steps, to enhance your note-taking and information retrieval process; whether you’re a student, professional, or just someone looking to organize their digital life:
If you’re enjoying linking your notes together with Apple Notes, why not try an even more powerful note-taking system such as Supernotes, which allows you to visualize all the connections between your notes as well. Check out the example below:
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