# Links

UpNote allows you to add links to websites, email addresses, files, and even other notes within UpNote. Links help you connect information, reference external sources, and navigate quickly between related notes.

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### 🔗 Types of Links You Can Add

#### **1. Web Links**

Paste any URL into the editor, and UpNote will automatically convert it into a clickable hyperlink.

#### **2. Email Links**

Type or paste an email address (for example: `example@email.com`) and it becomes a clickable link that opens your default email app.

#### **3. File Links (Desktop Only)**

On desktop, you can [link to files](/write-and-edit/add-content-to-your-notes/link-to-internal-files-and-folders.md) stored locally on your device.

#### **4. Note-to-Note Links (Internal Links)**

You can [link to another note](/write-and-edit/links-between-notes.md) in UpNote. When clicked, the link opens the referenced note—useful for creating wikis, handbooks, or connected documentation.

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### 🖥 Add Links on Desktop

#### **Add a Web or Email Link**

1. Paste the URL or email address directly into your note.
2. UpNote will auto-detect and convert it into a link.

You can also insert a link manually:

1. Highlight text.
2. Press **Cmd/Ctrl + K**, or right-click and select **Add a Link**.
3. Enter the URL or email address.

#### **Add an Internal Link to Another Note**

1. Right-click the note you want to link to in the note list.
2. Select **Copy Link to Note**.
3. Paste the link into any note.

Alternatively:

* Open a note → click the **⋯** button → choose **Copy Note Link**.

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### 📱 Add Links on Mobile

#### **Add a Web or Email Link**

1. Paste the link into your note.
2. UpNote automatically detects and formats it.

Or manually:

1. Highlight the text.
2. Tap the **Link** button in the formatting bar.
3. Enter the URL or email.

#### **Add an Internal Link to Another Note**

1. Open the note you want to link to.
2. Tap the **⋯** menu → select **Copy Note Link**.
3. Paste the link into any other note.

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### 🔄 Edit or Remove a Link

#### **On Desktop**

* Right-click the link → **Edit Link** or **Remove Link**.
* Or place the cursor on the link and use **Cmd/Ctrl + K** to update it.
* If you want to remove multiple links at once:
  * Select the entire text containing links
  * Right-click and select **Format** → **Remove all links**.

#### **On Mobile**

* Tap the link → choose **Edit Link** or **Remove Link** from the menu.


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