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Last week, you filled two pages with handwritten notes during a meeting, but after it ended, you had no idea where to start when organizing them into meeting minutes. Actually, Notion has ready-made meeting notes templates you can apply directly, saving you the time of redesigning the format.
What is a Notion Meeting Notes Template?
Notion officially offers a series of meeting templates in the Marketplace, which can be used to plan agendas, track meeting minutes, and follow up on action items. These templates are designed for teams and professionals, making meetings more efficient and actionable.
Simply log in to Notion, add your preferred template to your workspace, and start using it immediately—no need to build from a blank page.
How to Use Notion's Official Meeting Templates?
- Go to Notion's meeting template category page and browse the available templates.
- Once you find a template you like, click the "Start with this template" or "Get template" button.
- If you're already logged in to Notion, the template will automatically be added to your workspace in the Private section of the sidebar.
- If you don't have a Notion account yet, the system will prompt you to log in or create an account.
After adding it, you can directly modify the template content, filling in details like meeting topic, date, and attendees.
How to Create Your Own Notion Meeting Notes Template?
If you want meeting notes to better fit your habits, you can create a dedicated database template in Notion.
- Create a database with fields such as meeting date, category, and attendees.
- Add a meeting page in the database, arranging common blocks (like agenda, discussion points, decisions, action items) in advance.
- Click the "⋯" in the top-right corner of the page, select "Save as template," and you can apply it to each new meeting thereafter.
- Return to the database, set this template as the default, and new pages will automatically use it.
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Common meeting notes fields can be divided into two types: a simple version includes title, date, attendees, agenda, discussion points, decisions, and action items; a detailed version adds time, location, facilitator, note-taker, meeting objectives, and next meeting time.
Notion AI Meeting Notes Feature (Optional)
If your workspace has Notion AI enabled, you can also use the AI meeting notes writer. Simply type /meeting in any Notion page, or add a meeting from Notion Calendar, and AI will automatically record the meeting content.
The AI notes writer records system audio, so whether it's a Zoom, Google Meet, or Teams meeting, it can capture everything without needing to install a bot. After the meeting ends, it immediately generates a summarized version, and you can also ask questions about past meetings to get answers and full context.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use Notion meeting templates with the free plan? Yes, Notion's official meeting templates are free; you just need to create an account. Some AI features may require a paid plan.
What if I can't find a suitable template? You can search for "meetings" in the Notion Marketplace, or check out community-shared templates and modify them as needed.
Can I customize the fields in meeting notes? Yes, click "+" in the database to add properties, such as meeting date, category, and attendees. You can adjust both the field names and types.
How do I automatically apply a template to each new meeting? In the database's "⋯" menu, set your preferred template as the default, and new pages will automatically use that template.
Does Notion AI meeting notes require installing a bot? No, it directly records your computer's system audio, so you don't need to add any bots or software to your meetings.
Can I share meeting notes with my team? Yes, simply share the Notion page with team members, set view or edit permissions, and everyone can view and track action items together.
References
- Notion's Quality Meeting Templates | Notion Marketplace
- From Chaos to Order: Notion Meeting Notes and Keyword Search Tips
- How to Make Meeting Notes with Notion? Meeting Notes Template Sharing, Detailed Steps... - Project Management Framework and Learning | 104 Learning
- Meeting Notes Template | Notion Marketplace
- AI Meeting Notes in Notion | Capture Ideas, Summaries ...
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