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AI Edit
An AI assistant that helps you write and polish your notes.
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Attach images, PDFs, and other types of files to your note.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Virtual sticky notes simulate physical sticky notes in a digital format. They offer the convenience of quick note-taking directly within your browser.
Yes, you can use sticky notes on Windows 10 via various applications or browser-based tools like online notepads.
Select the text and use the toolbar for formatting options like bold, italic, and underline to enhance your notes.
Yes, some online tools offer transparent sticky note options for a seamless integration on your screen.
Absolutely, the online notepad provides rich text editing features for easy note customization including lists, headings, and more.
Your notes are automatically saved to your browser's local storage, updating as you type without needing to manually save.
While physical whiteboards may not support virtual notes, an online sticky notes board can simulate this experience digitally.
Yes, Windows provides built-in applications, and there are third-party apps and browser-based options available too.
Without logging into a service like Evernote, your notes are stored locally and do not sync across devices.
PowerShell can manage installations, including uninstalling apps like sticky notes in Windows 11.
Yes, by selecting the text and using the strikethrough feature in rich text editing tools, you can enhance your sticky notes.
This tool is primarily for individual use. For sharing, you may save to a service like Evernote, which supports collaboration.
No, you need an internet connection since these notes are browser-based and can't operate offline completely.
The online notepad generally supports one note at a time unless saved to Evernote, where you can manage multiple notes.
This notepad is desktop-only, though some apps may offer mobile versions for notes.