actualNoteContentPart: # Creating Rich Footnotes
  If you want to insert a **link** ([which includes links to Youtube videos, tweets, etc]() ), **image, **or **video** into text, just select and paste. Single keystroke -- can't be easier.
  
  
  
  
  
  If you want to create a Rich Footnote that includes commentary, or if you want to look up a note to link to, open the Rich Footnote dialog. You can do this by highlighting a word or phrase and use the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl K for Windows or Cmd K for Mac). Or, you can click the toolbar icons available. On desktop:
  
  
  If you're not into using Ctrl-K or Cmd-K, you can click an icon to insert context into your text
  
  
  Or on mobile:
  
  
  Tap link icon to open Rich Footnote dialog on mobile
  
  
  Often, the fastest way to create Rich Footnotes on mobile is to select text and tap "paste." If you have a link, image, or video, it will be embedded within the selected text. ✨
  
  ### Using the Rich Footnote dialog to search for existing notes to link to
  
  
  Using the input field to link to an existing note or create a new one
  
  
  When you start entering text in the input field, you'll see a list of your existing notes to select from. If you'd like to create a new note that is linked to, just press enter and we'll link to a new note with the title you entered.
  
  This field also accepts any of options from [our double bracket note creation/linking](/help/double-bracket-note-link-syntax) . That is, you can use the # sign after the note title to link to (and preview in the Rich Footnote dialog) a specific section in a note. Or you can declare a tag hierarchy for the newly created note by using path/to/New Note syntax.
  
  # Keyboard shortcuts/hotkeys for manipulating Rich Footnotes
  Head over to [Keyboard Shortcuts & Markdown Syntax Examples#Rich Footnotes](/help/keyboard_shortcuts_and_markdown_syntax_examples#Rich_Footnotes)  for the updated list of hotkeys
  
  # Rich Footnote content previews 
  Content previews work on top of existing [Rich Footnotes](https://www.amplenote.com/help/notes_and_writing_rich_footnotes#What_are_Rich_Footnotes%3F) . You can have tweets, Google Sheets and videos show up in your notes simply by pasting their URLs into the Rich Footnotes dialog -- **no additional steps **necessary.
  ### An example embedding a public note from Amplenote
  Content previews **work on all published notes**, so embedded content will show up on [amplenote.com/public/* links﻿](https://www.amplenote.com/blog/richer_footnotes_tweets_google_sheets_videos_note_sections)  too (or in the notes that [you embed in your blog](/help/backlinking_bidirectional_linking) ).
  
  ### An example of embedding a tweet
  Here's what it now looks like when you [link to a tweet﻿](https://twitter.com/amplenote/status/1326973995191848963) . 🐣
  
  ### An example of embedding a spreadsheet
  Here is a link to a [spreadsheet ﻿](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Iv357u8XZ6OQfgZwxiByCrHI4oPuZY7d5K4j1qytC0M/edit?usp=sharing) . As the owner of the sheet, you can open up the sheet permissions to also make it [editable﻿](https://www.amplenote.com/blog/richer_footnotes_tweets_google_sheets_videos_note_sections)  directly from the Amplenote client.
  ### An example of embedding a video
  Linking to a [YouTube video﻿](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_050nEIMqw)  allows you to play it without leaving the note you're in.
  
  Links to [particular timestamps]()  within a video also work! When hitting play from within a Rich Footnote, the embedded player will start playing from the specified timestamp ✨.
processedNoteContent: ---
  title: Rich Footnotes and content previews
  headers: # Creating Rich Footnotes
  ---
  Creating Rich Footnotes
  If you want to insert a link
   ( [which includes links to Youtube videos, tweets, etc]()
   ), **image, **or video
   into text, just select and paste. Single keystroke -- can't be easier. If you want to create a Rich Footnote that includes commentary, or if you want to look up a note to link to, open the Rich Footnote dialog. You can do this by highlighting a word or phrase and use the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl K for Windows or Cmd K for Mac). Or, you can click the toolbar icons available. On desktop: If you're not into using Ctrl-K or Cmd-K, you can click an icon to insert context into your text Or on mobile: Tap link icon to open Rich Footnote dialog on mobile Often, the fastest way to create Rich Footnotes on mobile is to select text and tap "paste." If you have a link, image, or video, it will be embedded within the selected text. ✨ 
  Using the Rich Footnote dialog to search for existing notes to link to
  Using the input field to link to an existing note or create a new one When you start entering text in the input field, you'll see a list of your existing notes to select from. If you'd like to create a new note that is linked to, just press enter and we'll link to a new note with the title you entered. This field also accepts any of options from [our double bracket note creation/linking](/help/double-bracket-note-link-syntax)
   . That is, you can use the # sign after the note title to link to (and preview in the Rich Footnote dialog) a specific section in a note. Or you can declare a tag hierarchy for the newly created note by using path/to/New Note syntax. 
  Keyboard shortcuts/hotkeys for manipulating Rich Footnotes
  Head over to [Keyboard Shortcuts & Markdown Syntax Examples#Rich Footnotes](/help/keyboard_shortcuts_and_markdown_syntax_examples#Rich_Footnotes)
    for the updated list of hotkeys 
  Rich Footnote content previews
  Content previews work on top of existing [Rich Footnotes](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   . You can have tweets, Google Sheets and videos show up in your notes simply by pasting their URLs into the Rich Footnotes dialog -- **no additional steps **necessary. 
  An example embedding a public note from Amplenote
  Content previews work on all published notes
  , so embedded content will show up on [amplenote.com/public/* links﻿](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    too (or in the notes that [you embed in your blog](/help/backlinking_bidirectional_linking)
   ). 
  An example of embedding a tweet
  Here's what it now looks like when you [link to a tweet﻿](https://twitter.com)`
   . 🐣 
  An example of embedding a spreadsheet
  Here is a link to a [spreadsheet ﻿](https://docs.google.com)`
   . As the owner of the sheet, you can open up the sheet permissions to also make it [editable﻿](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    directly from the Amplenote client. 
  An example of embedding a video
  Linking to a [YouTube video﻿](https://www.youtube.com)`
    allows you to play it without leaving the note you're in. Links to [particular timestamps]()
    within a video also work! When hitting play from within a Rich Footnote, the embedded player will start playing from the specified timestamp ✨.
noteTitle: Rich Footnotes and content previews