1. Pick the part you want to un-highlight: double-tap for one word or hold and drag for more.
2. Tap the Highlight tool in the Editor Toolbar.
3. Select ‘No colour’.

To undo recent changes:
Choose Undo to go back to how it was.

You can erase highlights in a couple of ways. For the recent highlights; just use the shortcut Command+Z. Otherwise, follow the steps below:

1. Click the Highlight tool in the Editor Toolbar.
2. Select ‘No colour’.
3. To clear a single highlighted word, double click it. For multiple Pro Tip: Once you’ve chosen a color, double-click a word to instantly highlight or un-highlight the entire word. Triple-click to do the same for the whole paragraph.

Pro Tip: Once you’ve chosen a color, double-click a word to instantly highlight or un-highlight the entire word. Triple-click to do the same for the whole paragraph.

You can erase highlights in a couple of ways. For recent highlights, just use the shortcut Command+Z. Otherwise, follow these steps:

1. Pick the highlighted part you want to clear: double-tap for one word, or hold and drag for more.
2. Tap the Highlight tool on the Editor Toolbar.
3. Select ‘No colour’.

To go back to how it was:
Choose Undo to undo the change

You can clear highlights in two ways. If they’re recent, just use Command+Z. Otherwise:

1. Click the Highlight tool.
2. Pick ‘No color.’
3. To remove a single word, double-click. For multiple words, hold and drag.

Bonus tip: After picking a color, double-click a word to highlight or un-highlight it all. Triple-click for the whole paragraph.