1. Select the highlighted part you want to clear: you can double-tap if it’s a single word, or hold and drag if the part contains multiple words.
2. Tap the Highlight tool on the Editor Toolbar.
3. Choose ‘No colour’.

To undo recent changes:
Select Undo to revert the change.

There are a couple of ways you can erase highlights. If the highlights you wish to remove are recent, you can simply use the shortcut Command+Z, otherwise, you can follow the steps below:

1. Click the Highlight tool on the Editor Toolbar.
2. Choose ‘No colour’.
3. Double-click to select a single highlighted word you wish to clear, or hold and drag to select multiple words.

Tip: After you’ve selected a colour, double-click a word to automatically highlight or dehighlight the entire word; or triple-click to highlight or dehighlight the whole paragraph.

1. Select the highlighted part you want to clear: you can double-tap if it’s a single word, or hold and drag if the part contains multiple words.
2. Tap the Highlight tool on the Editor Toolbar.
3. Choose ‘No colour’.

To undo recent changes:
Select Undo to revert the change.

There are a couple of ways you can erase highlights. If the highlights you wish to remove are recent, you can simply use the shortcut Command+Z, otherwise, you can follow the steps below:

1. Click the Highlight tool on the Editor Toolbar.
2. Choose ‘No colour’.
3. Double-click to select a single highlighted word you wish to clear, or hold and drag to select multiple words.

Tip: After you’ve selected a colour, double-click a word to automatically highlight or dehighlight the entire word; or triple-click to highlight or dehighlight the whole paragraph.