# Using in-line commands

Inline commands let you add structure, media, tasks, and AI-generated content directly inside any Wonderly Doc. Press "**/"** anywhere in the document body to open the command menu, then select or type to filter the command you need.

### Text and structure commands

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**When to use:** When you want to organize your document with headings, lists, or visual separators.
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1. Click into the document body and press "**/"**.
2. Select a command from the **Text & Structure** section of the menu.

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#### Available text & structure options

* **Heading 1** — Inserts a large top-level heading
* **Heading 2** — Inserts a medium second-level heading
* **Heading 3** — Inserts a smaller third-level heading
* **Numbered list** — Starts an ordered numbered list
* **Bulleted list** — Starts an unordered list
* **Check list** — Inserts a to-do checklist with checkboxes
* **Table** — Inserts a table for structured data
* **Blockquote** — Inserts an indented quote block
* **Divider** — Inserts a horizontal rule to separate sections
* **Code block** — Inserts a monospaced block for code formatting
* **Emoji** — Opens the emoji picker
* **Upload attachment** — Opens your device's file picker to attach a file

**FAQ**

**Can I search for a command instead of scrolling through the menu?** Yes. After pressing /, just start typing the command name, and the menu filters in real time.

**Can I delete an element I inserted by mistake?** Yes, click the element to select it and press Backspace or Delete.

**Is there a limit to how many attachments I can upload?** No, your document can have as much information as needed, and there’s no limit on how many attachments you can add.


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