How to Create a Multi-level Table of Contents in InDesign

Design multi-level tables of contents in InDesign with Pariah Burke!

Pariah Burke

In this InDesign how-to video, Pariah Burke shows you how to build a multi-level table of contents. He starts out with a two-level table of contents, and then expands into a more complex TOC that includes seven types of entries at five levels. Pariah’s tips will help you create TOCs that are both visually appealing and accessible to people with disabilities.

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This article was last modified on December 4, 2025

This article was first published on December 5, 2025

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