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# Table of contents

The **Table of Contents** in UpNote provides a quick way to navigate long notes by listing all the headings inside your note. It helps you see the structure of your content at a glance and jump directly to any section with a single click.

The Table of Contents appears in the **Info Panel** on the right side of the editor. If your note includes one or more headings (H1–H4), the Table of Contents will automatically generate and display them in a hierarchical list.

> **Note:** If your note doesn’t contain any headings, the Table of Contents section won’t appear.

#### On desktop

1. Open your note.
2. Click the Info <img src="/files/4b9V78IBDSoy18JLSmdq" alt="" data-size="line"> icon in the lower-right corner to open the **Info Panel**.
3. Scroll to the **Table of Contents** section.
4. Click any heading to jump to that section in your note.\
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#### On mobile

1. Open your note.
2. Tap the Info <img src="/files/WQqBy9yyELXNwonPRgLV" alt="" data-size="line">icon at the upper right corner of your note editor to open the **Info Panel** .
3. Find **Table of Contents** in the panel
4. Tap a heading from the Table of Contents to go to that section.
