> Press “ followed by space to create a new quote block. > Press cmd/ctrl + option/alt + T to expand or close all toggles in a list. > Press “>” followed by space to create a new toggle list. > Type “/turn” at either end of a block to turn it into a different type of Notion block by choosing from a list of options.

> Press cmd/ctrl + D to duplicate selected blocks. These shortcuts help you play around with these blocks: The smallest unit in Notion is a block-from a new line, image, video, list to any embed is a block. > With text selected, press cmd/ctrl + K to add a link or you can even directly paste the link over the selected text to turn it into a link using cmd/ctrl + V. > Type “-” (three dashes in a row) to add a divider in a page. > Type your text within ~ (press the key beside number 1 holding shift ) on either side or select the text and press cmd/ctrl + shift + S to strikethrough. > Type your text within * on either side or select the text and press cmd/ctrl + I (it’s capital i and not number 1) to italicize it. > Type your text within ** on either side or select the text and press cmd/ctrl + B to make it bold. > Press cmd/ctrl + ] to go forward one level of a page. > Press cmd/ctrl + [ to go back one level of a page. > Press cmd/ctrl + P to search or open a recent page. > Press cmd/ctrl + shift + N to open a new Notion window. > Press cmd/ctrl + N to create a new page. Now let’s look at all available Notion keyboard shortcuts, starting with the most basic ones. Notion keyboard shortcut to link pages Other Keyboard Shortcuts

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