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# Text direction
By default, the text direction in UpNote is Left to Right.
Follow the steps below if you want to change the text direction to **`Right to Left`**
{% hint style="info" %}
The text direction will be changed for all your notes.
{% endhint %}
### On desktop
1. Click the **`...`** icon in the top bar of your note
2. Select **`Text direction`**
3. Select **`Right to left`**
If you want to change the entire UI of UpNote to "Right-to-left" direction, go to **`Settings`** > **`General`** > **`Text direction`** > **`Right to left`**
### On mobile
Go to **`Settings`** > **`General`** > **`Text direction`** > **`Right to left`**
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