# Add notes to Quick Access
**Quick Access** helps you reach your most important notes instantly from anywhere in UpNote. When you add a note to Quick Access, it appears in the **Quick Access section** of your sidebar, so you can open it without searching or navigating through notebooks.
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Combine **Quick Access** with **Pin to Top** to keep your notes both visible in context and always one click away.
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### 🖥 On Desktop (Windows, Linux & macOS)
#### **From the note editor**
* Click the **star icon** 
in the top bar of the note editor to add or remove the note from Quick Access.
#### **Using a shortcut**
* Press **Cmd + Shift + S** (Mac) or **Ctrl + Shift + S** (Windows/Linux) to toggle Quick Access for the current note.
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### 📱 On Mobile (iOS & Android)
#### **iOS**
* In the note list, **swipe right** on a note and tap the **star button** to pin or unpin it.\
#### **Android**
* In the note list, **long tap** a note and select **Add to Quick Access** from the pop-up menu.
#### **From inside the note editor (iOS & Android)**
1. Open the note.
2. Tap the **More (⋯)** button in the upper-right corner.
3. Tap the **Quick Access** icon in the dropdown menu to add or remove the note from Quick Access.\
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