OneNote now has a consistent interface that works the same on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android. Sign in Sign in with your personal Microsoft account, or the account you use for work …

Learn how to use OneNote QuickNotes to jot down important things and keep them visible on your screen. Review them and move them into your reqular sections anytime.

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Use OneNote on your Mac or PC to do research at home, check your grocery list at the store in OneNote on your phone, or keep a travel journal in OneNote on your tablet while you go …

On any touch-capable computer, you can use OneNote to write notes by hand. This is useful if you can write better or faster than you can type, and it’s great for sketches and annotations.

In OneNote, you can draw, sketch, or write notes with a pen or mouse, much like you can on paper. You can also choose from a shapes gallery instead of drawing freehand.

Write or type any math problem and Math Assistant in OneNote can solve it for you—helping you reach the solution quickly, or displaying step-by-step instructions that help you learn how to …

Learn how to get started with the basics of note-taking and text formatting in OneNote.

Writing your first draft is hard, but rewriting can be even harder. Copilot in OneNote can help you by rewriting your content for tone, style, formality, and even length.

We're still the best way to write quick notes on your Windows desktop, but now you can also take your sticky notes with you, allowing you to capture, find, and use your notes across apps and …