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Highlight and add notes in Books on Mac

It’s easy to highlight text or add notes while you’re reading a book that supports the features. You can see all of your highlights and notes at any time, and use them as study (or flash) cards.

Note: Highlighting and notes might not be available for all book types.

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Add highlights or notes to a book

  1. Go to the Books app on your Mac.

  2. Click Books (or another collection) below Library in the sidebar, then double-click a book.

  3. Select the text you want to highlight or annotate.

  4. Control-click the selected text, then choose a color, underline, or Add Note.

    To change the highlight color or remove a highlight or note, Control-click the text, then choose an option.

See all highlights and notes in a book

  1. Go to the Books app on your Mac.

  2. Click Books (or another collection) below Library in the sidebar, then double-click a book.

  3. Move the pointer to the top of the page, then click the Highlights button in the toolbar.

  4. Click a highlight or note to jump to that page.

Edit or delete a highlight or note

  1. Go to the Books app on your Mac.

  2. Click Books (or another collection) below Library in the sidebar, then double-click a book.

  3. Select the highlighted or annotated text.

  4. Control-click the selected text, then do any of the following:

    • Remove a highlight or note: Choose Remove.

      If you’re removing a note, choose whether you want to remove the note or remove the highlight and note.

    • Edit a note: Choose Edit Note, make your changes, then click Ok.

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