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Add Blocks

Add Blocks

Updated 2026-04-07·2 min read
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TL;DR: Blocks group tasks, notes, and media under H1/H2 headings so a single Taskade project can behave like a wiki, kanban, or database at once. Click ➕ Add Block to insert a new section, then build out tasks, tables, embeds, and AI prompts inside — all visible across all 8 project views.

Overview

Every project in Taskade is a collection of tasks and subtasks you can arrange in many different ways. Blocks let you quickly populate your Projects with pre-defined sets of tasks or bullets you can fill with anything you want. Each block type serves a different purpose, from simple checklists to free-form paragraphs.


Add a Block

  1. Scroll to the bottom or the top of a project.
  2. Click ➕ Add Block.
  3. Pick one of the available options:
  • Check — Interactive checkboxes for to-do items.
  • 🟡 Bullet — Unordered bullet points for notes and lists.
  • 1️⃣ Number — Automatically numbered items for sequential steps.
  • 🔠 Letter — Alphabetically ordered items.
  • ¶ Paragraph — Free-form text for documents and long-form content.

💡 Note: Don't forget to customize tasks and sub-tasks inside Blocks! Visit Editing & Formatting Projects to learn more about task formatting options in Taskade.


Add Block with Agents

You can quickly generate blocks with Taskade AI or your custom AI agents.

  1. Click ➕ Add Block.
  2. Choose AI Agent or AI Generator from the list.

  1. Describe the type of block/content you want to generate or use a template.
  2. Press ⌨️ Enter to create the block.


Block Types at a Glance

✅ Check

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🟡 Bullet

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1️⃣ Numbered

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🔠 Letter

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¶ Paragraph

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Tips

  • Mix block types in a single project — for example, use a Check block for action items and a Paragraph block for meeting notes.
  • Use the Drag Icon Menu to change a block's formatting type after it has been created.
  • AI-generated blocks can be edited and restructured just like manually created content.
  • Blocks work across all project views, so a Check block in List view becomes a card in Board view automatically.