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Notion Cheat Sheet

Notion Cheat Sheet

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Updated 2026-04-29
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Notion is an all-in-one workspace platform combining note-taking, databases, wikis, project management, and collaboration tools into a single unified interface. Founded in 2013, Notion uses a block-based architecture where every piece of contentβ€”text, images, databases, embedsβ€”exists as a draggable, nestable block that can be arranged, linked, and transformed on the fly. At its core, Notion treats pages as databases and databases as collections of pages, creating a bidirectional knowledge graph. The key mental model: everything is a page, every page can be a database, and every database entry is itself a full pageβ€”enabling workflows that traditional tools can't match. As of 2026, Notion has evolved into a programmable agent platform with Custom Agents, Dashboard views, Chart views, Presentation mode, and AI-powered automation running directly inside your workspace.


What This Cheat Sheet Covers

This topic spans 20 focused tables and 287 indexed concepts. Below is a complete table-by-table outline of this topic, spanning foundational concepts through advanced details.

Table 1: Core Block TypesTable 2: Database Property TypesTable 3: Database View TypesTable 4: Content Blocks (Media & Embeds)Table 5: Formula Functions β€” Core Logic & TextTable 6: Formula Functions β€” Numbers, Dates & ListsTable 7: Filters, Sorts & GroupsTable 8: Relations and RollupsTable 9: Collaboration and SharingTable 10: Workspace and Teamspace OrganizationTable 11: Task ManagementTable 12: Templates and DuplicationTable 13: Automation and ButtonsTable 14: AI FeaturesTable 15: Keyboard ShortcutsTable 16: Markdown and Slash CommandsTable 17: Import and ExportTable 18: Integrations and APITable 19: Advanced TechniquesTable 20: Notion Plans and Limits

Table 1: Core Block Types

BlockExampleDescription
Text (Paragraph)
Type normally or /text
β€’ Standard plain text block
β€’ supports bold, italic, inline code, and strikethrough formatting via Markdown shortcuts.
Heading 1/2/3
/h1, /h2, /h3
β€’ Hierarchical section headers
β€’ H1 for major sections, H2 for subsections, H3 for details
β€’ toggle heading option collapses content beneath.
To-do list
/todo then [ ] β†’ [x]
[ ] Buy groceries
β€’ Interactive checkbox items
β€’ Cmd/Ctrl + Enter completes tasks
β€’ supports nested sub-tasks via indentation.
Bulleted list
- or * at line start
- First point
- Nested point
β€’ Standard unordered list
β€’ Tab indents for nesting, Shift+Tab outdents
β€’ Markdown-compatible.
Numbered list
1. at line start
1. First step
2. Second step
β€’ Auto-incrementing ordered list
β€’ re-orders automatically when items move
β€’ supports multi-level numbering via Tab.
Toggle list
/toggle
β–Έ Click to expand
Hidden content
β€’ Collapsible container block
β€’ reveals nested content on click
β€’ Cmd/Ctrl+Opt+T expands/collapses all toggles on page.
Callout
/callout
πŸ’‘ Pro tip: Use synced blocks to reuse content
β€’ Highlighted box with custom icon and background color
β€’ perfect for warnings, tips, notes, or important information.
Quote
> at line start
> "Design is intelligence made visible"
β€’ Blockquote with left border styling
β€’ ideal for citations, testimonials, or highlighting key statements.

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