There are two types of links:

- External links, for standard hyperlinks to websites or other resources.
- Internal (reference) links for links to other notes within Trilium.

## Pasting links

- For internal links (links to notes in Trilium), press Ctrl+C in the Note Tree:
  - Pasting directly in a text note will create a reference link (with an icon to the note and the actual note title).
  - Pasting over an existing text will create a traditional link.
- For external links:
  - Paste the raw URL directly and press space to turn it into a link.
  - Select a text and paste the URL over it to turn that text into a link.
  - If you are pasting a formatted link (e.g. from the a webpage in a browser), simply paste it and it will keep the original text and URL.

## In-place linking

Trilium also provides "inline" linking - type `@` and you'll see an autocomplete, just type few characters from the desired note title, press enter and you have a link.

## Note map

Trilium provides a visualisation of incoming and outgoing links for a particular note. See note map for details.