iCloud User Guide
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Welcome
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What is iCloud Photos?
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Shared Albums in iCloud
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Turn on Shared Albums on your devices
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Invite people to view your shared albums
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Add photos and videos to shared albums
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Delete photos from shared albums
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View your Family album
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View albums that have been shared on the web
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Resend invitations to your shared albums
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Remove shared albums
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Pages for iCloud
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Numbers for iCloud
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Keynote for iCloud
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What is iCloud Settings?
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Change your Apple ID photo
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View and change Family Sharing settings
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Check your storage usage
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Manage your devices
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Remove cards from Apple Pay and Wallet
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Change your Apple ID password
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Change the language or time zone
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Change date and other formats
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Restore your contacts, calendars and reminders, or bookmarks
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Prevent apps from showing your name
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More resources
View notes and locked notes on iCloud.com
When you use iCloud Notes, your notes stay up-to-date on iCloud.com and every device that has iCloud Notes turned on. Notes are listed by last-modified date, with the most recent note at the top of the notes list. The list shows the first few words of each note.
If you’re using upgraded notes, the notes list contains the notes in the currently selected folder on the left. If you’re not using upgraded notes, all your notes are listed together, without any folders you may have created in the Notes app on your iOS device, iPadOS device, or Mac.
View a note
In Notes on iCloud.com, select a note in the list.
If you’re using upgraded notes, you may need to select a different folder to see the note you want.
View and close locked notes
If you’re using upgraded notes, you can view notes you locked on an iOS device, iPadOS device, or Mac that is signed in with the same Apple ID.
In Notes on iCloud.com, do either of the following:
View locked notes: Select a locked note in the list, then enter the password you created for locked notes.
After you enter the password for one locked note, you can view other locked notes without reentering the password. The notes are locked again after a period of inactivity or when you close the browser window.
If you reset the Notes password using Notes on an iOS device, iPadOS device, or Mac, entering the new Notes password only lets you view locked notes that use the new password. If some of your notes use an older password, you must enter that password to view them.
Close locked notes: Click the Lock button
in the Notes toolbar.
To add a lock to a note, remove a lock from a note, change the password for locked notes, or reset the password if you forget it, use the Notes app on your device with iOS 9.3 or later, iPadOS, or OS X 10.11.4 or later. See the Apple Support article Lock notes on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Mac.
If you’re not using upgraded notes, you can also view your iCloud notes in Microsoft Outlook on a Windows computer.