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# Organize with spaces

**Spaces** in UpNote help you group notes and notebooks into broader categories, giving you a clean and organized sidebar. They’re especially useful if you manage many notebooks or want to separate areas of your life — such as Work, Personal, Projects, or Study.

Spaces let you:

* Group related notebooks together
* Create dedicated areas for different workflows

#### 💡 Tip

* You can create a dedicated **Archive** space to store notes and notebooks you no longer use regularly. This keeps your main workspace clean while still giving you easy access to older content whenever you need it.
* Check out [these tips](https://medium.com/upnote/tips-for-organizing-notes-with-spaces-a64b252b2291) for using spaces.

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[Create a space](/organize-and-manage-notes/organize-with-spaces/create-a-space.md)

[Switch between spaces](/organize-and-manage-notes/organize-with-spaces/switch-between-spaces.md)

[Edit a space](/organize-and-manage-notes/organize-with-spaces/edit-a-space.md)

[Move content across spaces](/organize-and-manage-notes/organize-with-spaces/move-content-across-spaces.md)


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