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# Merge notes

You can merge multiple notes into a single, combined note. This is useful when consolidating related ideas, organizing project materials, or cleaning up your workspace. UpNote allows you to preview and reorder notes before completing the merge.

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### 🖥 On Desktop (Windows, Linux & macOS)

1. [Select multiple notes](/organize-and-manage-notes/multi-note-actions/select-multiple-notes.md) in the note list.
2. In the **right pane**, click **Merge notes**.<br>

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3. A preview window will appear showing the combined note.

   * Drag notes up or down to **rearrange** their order before merging.

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4. Click **Merge** to create the final combined note.

The merged result will appear as a new note containing the full content of the selected notes.

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### 📱 On Mobile (iOS & Android)

#### **iOS**

1. Tap the **More (⋯)** button in the lower-right corner of the note list.
2. Tap **Select Notes**.
3. Tap the **circle** next to each note you want to merge.
4. Tap **More (⋯)** again.
5. Select **Merge into a new note**.\
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#### **Android**

1. Long tap a note in the note list to enter selection mode.
2. Tap the **circle** next to each additional note you want to include.
3. Tap **More (⋯)** in the bottom-right corner.
4. Select **Merge into a new note**.

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#### 💡 Tips

* The original notes will be **moved to trash** after merging to keep your notes list clean.
* Arrange the order carefully in the preview window on desktop to ensure your merged content reads smoothly.
* This feature is especially helpful for combining meeting notes, research fragments, or related journal entries.
