Attach files, PDFs, images, and documents to your notes

Keep notes and their files together

A note is often only half the story. The other half is the file that goes with it — a contract PDF, a photo of a whiteboard, a receipt you need for an expense report, or a screenshot you want to come back to. With NoteBip you can attach files to notes on Android, so the written note and its related documents live side by side instead of scattered across your phone.

What you can attach to a note

NoteBip lets you add a range of files to your notes, so the information you need stays in one place:

• PDFs — contracts, manuals, tickets, and statements.
• Images and photos — pictures from your gallery or shots you just took.
• Documents — files you want to keep next to the note that explains them.
• Receipts — proof of purchase saved with the note it belongs to.
• Screenshots — anything you captured and want to find again later.

Why attachments make notes more useful

When a note holds its own files, you don't have to remember which folder, gallery, or chat a document ended up in. Open the note and everything is right there. It's a simple way to stay organized on Android — your trip note keeps its boarding-pass PDF, your project note keeps its reference images, and your shopping note keeps the receipt.

Built for everyday Android note-taking

Attachments work the way the rest of NoteBip does — clean and uncomplicated. Open a note, add the file you want, and it stays attached. Your notes are stored in your own Gmail account, so the things you save remain yours.

Add a photo of a paper document

Want to keep a paper page or receipt inside a note? Take a photo with your Android camera and attach the image to the note. If that's what you're after, see our guide on how to scan documents in notes on Android.