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# Delete a notebook

You can delete any notebook in UpNote if you no longer need it. When deleting a notebook, you can choose whether to **move the notes inside to Trash** or **keep them in your library**.

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### 🖥 On Desktop (Mac, Windows, Linux)

1. Right-click the notebook you want to delete in the sidebar.
2. Select **Delete**.
3. In the confirmation dialog, choose whether to:
   * **Keep notes** (notes will remain in All Notes), or
   * **Move notes to Trash**.
4. Confirm the deletion.

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### 📱 On Mobile (iOS & Android)

1. Select the notebook from the sidebar.
2. Tap the **⋯** icon in the lower-right corner of the note list.
3. Select **Delete notebook**.
4. Confirm the deletion.

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### ⚠️ Important

* **Deleting a notebook cannot be undone.**
* If you chose to move its notes to Trash, you can restore the notes individually from the Trash.
* Restoring deleted notes will **not** automatically recreate the original notebook structure—you will need to reorganize them manually if needed.


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