Save Supernote Notes to Google Drive

To save your Supernote notes to Google Drive, email the pages from your Supernote to your Flowstate project address. Flowstate transcribes the handwriting and saves each note as a Google Doc in the folder you choose, usually within a couple of minutes.

Updated July 2026

Why Google Drive can't do this on its own

Supernote's Google Drive sync backs up your notebooks, but it won't turn them into editable Google Docs, transcribe your handwriting for you, or append to an existing document — you'd export and convert each note by hand.

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Email your notes

  1. Flowstate gives you a unique email address for each save location, so you can route different notes to different places. Journal pages get saved in one place, lecture notes to another.
  2. Open your Supernote notebook. Select the pages you want to send, tap the share icon and choose to send it by email, as a PDF. Enter your Flowstate email address.
  3. If you want, you can use the email body to give Flowstate optional instructions for how to read your notes. For example, tell Flowstate how to interpret your shorthand, or how to turn handwritten symbols into formatting, tags, and more.
  4. Send it off!
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Flowstate takes it from there

Common questions

Do I need to install anything on the device?

No. You use the built-in send-by-email feature — nothing to install on the tablet itself.

What format do the notes arrive in?

Each note becomes its own Google Doc in the folder you choose, or gets appended to an existing Doc.

How much does it cost?

Flowstate runs on credits. One page of handwriting, or one minute of audio, is one credit. You start with 50 free credits, no card required, and top up whenever you're running low. Purchased credits never expire.

Does Flowstate rewrite my notes?

No. It transcribes what you wrote, cleans up the formatting, and files it where it belongs. Your words stay your words.

Save your Supernote notes to Google Drive

Start with 50 pages free — no card required.

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Want all the options? See the full Supernote guide.

Other destinations: Obsidian, Notion, OneNote