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In the latest update, we've added support for H4, H5, and H6 headers!

In the latest update, you can now reorder your knowledge bases and set their avatars.

Downloaded PDFs now include your RemnNote highlights and notes!

You can now record and save audio snippets in your notes! Type /audio , then click “record”.

Tab-completions now automatically adjust based on what you’ve typed, to help save you time when writing!

In the latest update, you can now enable "Google Docs Style Outdenting".

When you outdent with this setting enabled, bullets will directly move left, rather than moving to the bottom of the list. Enable it in your settings.

You can now write math with natural language! No more needing to figure out finicky LaTeX.

Type /math to add a math block. Then, write an equation in natural language (like "integral of x from 0 to 2") and have AI automatically convert it to formatted math!

In the latest update, PDFs without text layers will now automatically be OCR’d and have a text layer added. This lets you make text highlights and use AI features!

In the latest update, you can now bulk-edit table rows. Click the checkboxes next to desired rows, then bulk-edit their values from the new floating toolbar.

Create entire tables just by pressing tab!

1. Type the name of your table and see suggestions for columns based on that name.
2. Press Tab to accept the columns. Then press Tab again to add suggested rows:

By default, table rows now have the standard “zoom in” bullet instead of the “Open” button. This keeps the “name” column cleaner on tables where you don’t frequently zoom in to individual rows.

In the latest update, you can enable flashcards for individual cells, without having to modify the entire column.

In the latest update, you can enable text-to-speech using premium elevenlabs voices on your tables.

These read with accurate pronunciation - perfect for language learning or learning vocab.

Format cells in your tables by dragging to select them.

In the latest update, you can hide or show headers (the gray rows / columns) based on your needs.

Disable headers if you want a completely plain grid of cells.

In the latest update, you can add simple tables on the back of your multi-line flashcards.

In the latest update, you can create table flashcards that show the entire table as context while practicing!

These are great for understanding and memorizing structured information.

Each cell tracks its own spaced-repetition history and has its own schedule.

For tables where you frequently zoom in to rows, we’ve added a “Turn Every Row into a Document” option. This adds a larger “Open” button on each row, making navigation easier.

In the latest update, you can now easily copy-paste tables from anywhere on the web into RemNote! Copy from any website, chatgpt, google sheets, etc.

Advanced tables now have a new cleaner look and feel!

In the latest update, advanced tables are standalone. No need to think about tags any more! (Unless you want to)

All rows for the table are now stored directly in the table itself, without creating a separate tag in the “Tags” page.

You can now paste in an image of a table (screenshot or handwritten), and press “AI Convert to Text” to get it automatically converted to a RemNote table!

Add colors, highlights, text formats, text alignment, and more to make your simple tables look beautiful.

You can now create simple Tables! These are perfect for simple situations where you just want to put some information into rows and columns. Use them for flashcards, organized data, grids of information, and more.

🎉 1.19 - Tables V2: Simple Tables, Table Flashcards, and Advanced Tables! 🎉 | RemNote Vote or request new RemNote features. Subscribe to get updates about new features from RemNote.

Tables V2 are here in RemNote!

⬛️ Simple Tables make adding quick grids easy.
🗂️ Table Cards show the entire table when practicing.
🤯 Advanced Tables let you structure, filter, and tag data.
🎨 Cell Formatting supports alignment, colors, bullets, more.
🗣️ Text-To-Speech for language learning.
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