The notes you make in the Apple Notes app are undoubtedly stored on iCloud or locally on your gadget. Apart from these options, you can also create and save notes in your Google Account within the Notes app.
This tutorial tells you the best way to add your Google or Gmail record to your iPhone, iPad, and Mac and use it as a safe place to store your notes.
Step by step instructions for storing your notes in Gmail on iPhone and iPad
Here are ways to add your Google record to the iOS or iPadOS Notes app:
Open Settings and press Notes.
Touch Accounts.
Tap Add Account and, from the management list, click Google> Continue. In the meantime, sign in with the Google account you need to use.
After checking, make sure the Notes switch is enabled and press Save.
Open the notes app and press the back button in the top left corner until you see all your folders.
Under Gmail, press Notes, and after that, press the form button to create another note to be saved to your Google account.
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Add a Google Account to iPhone
Add Google as a note account on iPhone
Write notes in Gmail within the iOS notes app
Although you can create text and photo-based notes in the Gmail area, you cannot add a sketch, agenda, table, or other additional features of the notes app. In this case, you will need to write a note inside iCloud or in the area In My iPhone Envelope.
You can follow the same steps to add different apps like Outlook or Yahoo to the iOS notes app.
Additionally, you can set Google as your default location for all notes you make within the Apple Notes app.
Step-by-step instructions for storing your notes in Gmail on Mac
You should add the same Google Account to the macOS notes app as this will verify the notes you are making on your iPhone under Gmail location sync on your Mac.
Here's how to add your Google record to Mac and save notes to it:
How to Save Your Notes to Gmail on iPhone and iPad |
Open System Preferences and browse Online Accounts.
If you think you have continuously added a Google Account, select it in the sidebar on the left and look for Notes. Once the Google account is added, select Google from the list of administrative programs and click Open Browser whenever you are annoyed to see the login page for the default Mac Internet browser. If you do not see a list of all the applications, click the Add (+) button at the bottom left.
Web accounts for System Preferences on Mac
Use your Google username and password to complete the login. When it says "macOS needs to log in to your Google account," click Allow.
Now return to the System Preferences window. From here, you can uncheck Mail, Contacts, and Calendars whenever you want. However, make sure that Notes remain checked and click Done.