Transfer iCloud Notes to Gmail

Why move iCloud notes to Gmail?

iCloud is Apple's service and Android doesn't link to it directly. Gmail, on the other hand, is built right into Android. By moving your notes into your Gmail account, you put them somewhere your Android phone can comfortably read — which makes them easy to open in NoteBip. It's a one-time bit of setup that opens the door to using your notes on Android.

How to move your notes to Gmail

On your iPhone, you can add your Gmail account and choose to keep notes with it, so your notes are stored in Gmail rather than only in iCloud. The notes you move across will then be ready to use beyond your iPhone. Take your time — once a note is in Gmail, it's ready for the next step.

Then access them on Android with NoteBip

With your notes in Gmail, install NoteBip on your Android or Samsung phone and sign in. Your notes appear in a clean, organized app where you can read, edit, tag, and file them. This is the part that finally gets your old iCloud notes working on Android.

New to the bigger picture? See iCloud notes on Android and our step-by-step transfer guide.

Keep Apple Notes on your iPhone

Moving notes to Gmail doesn't mean giving up Apple Notes. NoteBip is an Android app, not an iPhone app, so you can keep using the Apple Notes app on your iPhone and use NoteBip on Android side by side.