Drafts – macOS Window

The main Drafts window is organized in three basic areas.

  • Draft List (left pane) – Show/Hide: ⌘1
  • Editor (middle pane)
    • Tag Entry (top of Editor) – Show: ⌘ T / Hide: ⇧ ⌘ T
    • Main content entry area (usually Markdown)
    • Action Bar (bottom of Editor) – Action group assigned to workspace
    • Editor Options (very bottom of Editor) – syntax, pin, info, versions, log, arrange, link, preferences, chars / words
  • Action List (right pane) – Show/Hide: ⌘ 0

On macOS, Drafts also has an app window [[Drafts – Toolbar|Toolbar]], which you can toggle to show or hide with a hotkey ⌥ ⌘ T. It offers quick access to navigate & filter, create, dictate, flag, tag, or move drafts, as well as access a command palette, quick search, and preview.

macOS Screenshot

Videos

Drafts for Mac Introduction

David Sparks (MacSparky) – 10 min

What’s New for Drafts 5

David Sparks (MacSparky) – 7 min

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