Org mode for GNU Emacs Org mode for GNU Emacs [ en - es - fr - ja - 简 ] Org Mode Features Releases News Install Manuals Worg (wiki) Contribute Outside Emacs Org Mode Your life in plain text A GNU Emacs major mode for keeping notes, authoring documents, computational notebooks, literate programming, maintaining to-do lists, planning projects, and more — in a fast and effective plain text system. Source code git clone https://https.git.savannah.nongnu.org/git/org-mode.git Source code (mirror) git clone https://git.sr.ht/~bzg/org-mode Support via  Liberapay Created by Carsten Dominik in 2003, maintained by Ihor Radchenko and developed by many others. Highlights Features Install Quickstart Contribute Mobile/Web Org is a highly flexible structured plain text file format, composed of a few simple, yet versatile, structures — constructed to be both simple enough for the novice and powerful enough for the expert. Get a glimpse of the expressive power Org offers in the example below. Click the headings and links to discover how Org intelligently folds structural content. You can also check the formal specification of Org syntax and a list of Org syntax parsers Metadata #+title: Example Org File #+author: TEC #+date: 2020-10-27 Outlining Headings and folding make structured editing a breeze. Plain text makes it easy to sync and version control Org files. * Revamp orgmode.org website Agenda List todos across all your files. Filter content, and update it in place. The /beauty/ of org *must* be shared. [[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/bd/Share_Icon.svg]] ** DONE Make screenshots CLOSED: [2020-09-03 Thu 18:24] ** DONE Restyle Site CSS Go through [[file:style.scss][stylesheet]] ** TODO Check CSS on main pages - Index page - Quickstart - Features - Releases - Install - Manual - Contribute Prose * Learn Org Org makes easy things trivial and complex things practical. You don't need to learn Org before using Org: read the quickstart page and you should be good to go. If you need more, Org will be here for you as well: dive into the manual and join the community! ** Feedback #+include: "other/feedback.org*manual" :only-contents t * Check CSS minification ratios Babel Perform literate programming in org, with notebook-like live code execution in the buffer. Code #+begin_src python from pathlib import Path cssRatios = [] for css_min in Path("resources/style").glob("*.min.css"): css = css_min.with_suffix('').with_suffix('.css') cssRatios.append([css.name, "{:.0f}% minified ({:4.1f} KiB)".format( 100 * css_min.stat().st_size / css.stat().st_size, css_min.stat().st_size / 1000)]) return cssRatios #+end_src Evaluated results #+RESULTS: | index.css | 76% minified ( 1.4 KiB) | | org-demo.css | 77% minified ( 2.8 KiB) | | errors.css | 74% minified ( 4.9 KiB) | | org.css | 75% minified (10.7 KiB) | Further reading Beyond the quickstart and the manual, Org has a guide and a wealth of community-written documentation on Worg . Nearly every Org user has a story to tell about how Org enables and empowers them — some have found it so useful that they have written (scientific) papers about the value of Org for conducting reproducible research. Some have produced third party tools to enjoy Org outside of Emacs, such as mobile applications. More Org The de facto mimetype for Org files is text/org. Org files use the .org extension. Most operating systems don't know to open .org files in Emacs, but they can be configured to do so without much effort. While the reference implementation of Org in Emacs lisp is by far the most featureful, there are many additional tools that work with Org. Tools that work with Org Project heartbeat New features: ox: New hook that runs after include keywords, but before macros/babel org: Rename statistics scope options Announcements: [BLOG] #3 OrgDevMeetup on Sat, August 15, 19:00 UTC+3 [EVENT] #3 OrgDevMeetup on Sat, August 15, 19:00 UTC+3 [EVENT] #33 bbb:OrgMeetup on Wed, August 12, 19:00 UTC+3 [BLOG] #32 bbb:OrgMeetup on Wed, July 8, 19:00 UTC+3 [BLOG] #31 bbb:OrgMeetup on Wed, June 10, 19:00 UTC+3 [BLOG] #2 OrgDevMeetup on Sat, July 18, 11:00 UTC+3 Discussions: [FR] Add org-delete-subtree without modifying the kill ring [RFC] org-colview: Determine column view scope once [FR] Simpler file ID links in HTML export [RFC] PDF document tagging: language code [RFC] org-agenda: combine Clocked and Closed entries [TODO] Fix obsolete/wrong info in worg/org-faq.org Recent blog posts (from 2026-08-10 Emacs news): Reviewing finished tasks from last week in org-agenda and emacs (Irreal) Read a .docx in Emacs with its tracked changes and comments intact, as org-mode (Reddit) How to Generate PDFs from Org Mode using ox-odt (26:03) rlridenour/ox-rlr-slipshow: Emacs Org mode exporter to create Slipshow Markdown files. · GitHub (@[email protected]) Worg, a World of Org Org and Org-mode have so many use cases that it is simply not possible to easily document them, let alone show them all off on a single page. As a result, Worg serves as a community wiki and provides a place to document and share information about all aspects of using and working with Org. For example, Worg contains: The FAQ Org hacks A list of tutorials Documentation on all hooks, commands and options Org in the wild …and much more Worg is maintained as a Git repository of Org files that are published as an HTML website. New contributors are welcome. ~$ git clone https://git.sr.ht/~bzg/worg Joining the mailing list Org mailing list is the central place where to connect with Org community. You can subscribe to the list and browse the list archive on list.orgmode.org or on this mailman page. If you are not a subscriber to the list, you can still send an email to [email protected], we will add you to the whitelist of people who can reach the list. You can read more on the mailing list and more information on Org news on the social web. You can also connect with other org-thusiasts via IRC at #org-mode on Libera.Chat. The full list of contributors to Org mode is maintained in Worg and you can also check the manual's acknowledgments. Doom, Spacemacs, Scimax and popular configs The Emacs starter kits Doom, Spacemacs and Scimax come with a curated set of packages and configurations that aim to enhance Org mode (and Emacs more generally) for particular use cases. They include Org along with integrations between org-mode and other modes (such as evil-mode). Here are links to the current packages included with Doom, and Spacemacs. Scimax is deeply integrated with Org so a good place to start is the manual. Doom installs a version of Org that is close to the development HEAD, while Spacemacs and Scimax track org elpa. Starter kits often make significant changes to the default user experience for Emacs. If you are looking for something closer to vanilla Emacs there are popular configs such as Purcell's emacs.d that include org-mode customization and Org-related packages. In Other Editors, Android, iOS While the full set of Org features is currently exclusive to Emacs, basic functionality for Org files has been implemented for a variety of editors and mobile apps. Here are some extensions and apps that enable support for Org files. Vim : orgmode.nvim, vim-orgmode, and org.vim VS Codium : vscode-org-mode Android : Orgzly Revived, Orgro, Org Note iOS : MobileOrg, Orgro Web : Organice (progressive web app), Org Note Created by TEC with licensed under the GNU FDL 1.3 — see the source code for this website.