With Evernote's free plan discontinued and privacy concerns rising, OneNote stands out as the premier free note-taking app—and the top Evernote alternative. Available across all platforms and loaded with powerful features, it's the only serious contender in a crowded market. Read more.
We've covered why every OneNote user needs labels: Custom labels are subtle yet transformative for boosting organization and productivity.
Now, discover section groups, the feature that keeps your sections perfectly ordered.
To create a section group, open a notebook in OneNote, right-click the top bar above the section tabs, select New Section Group, and name it. Drag existing sections onto the group or right-click to add a New Section inside it. All pages and settings move seamlessly.
Click the group name to expand it—sections appear at the top. Use the green arrow icon to the left of the tabs to navigate back up. For advanced organization, nest groups within groups.
Section groups prevent the clutter of splitting large notebooks into many smaller ones, maintaining a clean structure.
For more tips, explore 7 little-known OneNote features you'll love. OneNote is 100% free with advanced capabilities that might just win you over.
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