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Message formatting

Zulip uses Markdown to allow you to easily format your messages. Even if you've never heard of Markdown, you are probably familiar with basic Markdown formatting, such as using * at the start of a line in a bulleted list, or around text to indicate emphasis.

This page provides an overview of all the formatting available in Zulip. There is a convenient message formatting reference in the Zulip app that you can use whenever you need a reminder of the formatting syntax below.

Text emphasis
Bulleted lists
Numbered lists
Links
Code blocks
LaTeX
Quotes
Spoilers
Emoji and emoticons
Mention a user or group
/me action messages
Global times
Tables
Collaborative to-do lists
Paragraph and section formatting

Text emphasis

{!emphasis-intro.md!}

{!emphasis-examples.md!}

!!! tip "" You can also use buttons or keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl + B or Ctrl + I) to make text bold or italic. Learn more.

{!format-lists.md!}

Links

{!links-intro.md!}

{!links-examples.md!}

!!! tip "" You can also use a button or a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + Shift + L) to insert a link. Learn more.

Code blocks

{!code-blocks-intro.md!}

{!code-blocks-examples.md!}

LaTeX

{!latex-intro.md!}

{!latex-examples.md!}

Quotes

{!quotes-intro.md!}

{!quotes-examples.md!}

!!! tip ""

There is a handy option to [quote and reply](/help/quote-and-reply) to a
message in Zulip.

Spoilers

{!spoilers-intro.md!}

{!spoilers-examples.md!}

Emoji and emoticons

{!emoji-and-emoticons-intro.md!}

{!emoji-and-emoticons-examples.md!}

Mention a user or group

{!mentions-intro.md!}

{!mentions-examples.md!}

/me action messages

{!me-action-messages-intro.md!}

{!me-action-messages-examples.md!}

Global times

{!global-times-intro.md!}

{!global-times-examples.md!}

Tables

{!tables-intro.md!}

{!tables-examples.md!}

Collaborative to-do lists

{!to-do-lists-intro.md!}

{!to-do-lists-examples.md!}

Paragraph and section formatting

{!paragraphs-and-sections-intro.md!}

{!paragraphs-and-sections-examples.md!}