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Pin Notes in Apple Notes App With These Steps

 In this article, we will discuss how you can pin notes in the Apple Notes app, on iPhone, iPad, or Mac. Since its release, this app has come a long way. There are a vast number of improvements Notes app has received with its iOS 14 release as you can now copy/paste the handwritten notes, recognize handwriting with the handwriting recognition feature that has been added to this release. The Notes app now offers various new iOS 14 widgets alongside several other features. Even though Apple has released many other features for the Notes application previously, they, however, might not be in the user’s knowledge.

With the help of this article, we will cover how to pin notes in the Apple Notes app. By pinning the notes, you can quickly access the desired notes in a matter of seconds without searching for them when required. So, hereby we present the ways by which you can pin notes in the Notes app on your Apple device.



How to Pin Notes in Apple Notes App?

There are various methods with which you can pin notes in the Notes application on your iPhone, Mac, or iPad. We have covered all of them in the titles mentioned below:

Pinning a note in Apple Notes App on iPhone and iPad

You can pin a note in the Apple Notes App on iPad or iPhone with these steps:

  1. Swipe from the left towards right on the note, to pin it. This is the easiest method for pinning a note. Swipe either the whole way or halfway, thereby pressing the pin icon appearing there.
  2. Touch and hold a note and a context menu will appear on your screen, where you need to tap on “Pin Note.”
  3. If you want to pin a note that is currently open on your screen, click on the three-dots appearing on the upper-right corner of your screen and click on “Pin.”

Pinning a Note in Apple Notes App on Mac

Follow these steps to pin a note in Apple Notes on Mac :

  1. Place two fingers on your screen and then swipe towards right on the selected note the same way you did for your iPhone. Either swipe the whole way or stop in the mid and press the pin button.
  2. To pin a note, you can also press and hold on the note, and then you need to go to the File and tap on Pin Note.
  3. Also, you can right-click on the note and then press the Pin Note option to pin the note.

Conclusion

So, these were the steps with which you can pin the notes at the top for future references. As discussed above, the Mac, iPhone, and iPad offer three methods with which you can pin a note. The tactics discussed above can also be used to unpin the notes.

David Root is a creative person who has been writing blogs and articles about cybersecurity. She writes about the latest updates regarding McAfee and how it can improve the work experience of users. Her articles have been published in many popular e-magazines, blogs, and websites like mcafee.com/activate.

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