Boox Note Air 2 Google Drive Integration | Sync, Backup & Templates

Boox Note Air 2 Google Drive: How to Sync, Backup, and Manage Your Templates

The Boox Note Air 2 Google Drive integration is one of the simplest ways to sync notes, back up documents, and manage digital templates seamlessly across devices. Since the Note Air 2 runs on Android, it gives users full access to cloud storage, making it ideal for professionals, students, and digital planners who rely on Google Drive for workflow continuity.

Why Connect Google Drive to Your Boox Note Air 2

Connecting Google Drive expands what the Note Air 2 can do. You can store your handwritten notes, organize Boox templates, or access PDFs from your computer instantly. Unlike closed ecosystems like reMarkable, Boox supports a direct file system with Google’s native app or third-party sync solutions.

• Automatic backup of notes and planner templates.
• Access files between laptop, tablet, and phone in real time.
• Easy uploading and sharing of annotated PDFs.
• Use Drive folders to organize custom templates by category.

How to Set Up Google Drive on Boox Note Air 2

1. Open the App Store or Google Play on your Boox tablet.
2. Search for and install the Google Drive app.
3. Sign in using your Google account credentials.
4. Once signed in, select the folder where your notes and templates will sync.
5. Open Boox File Manager and choose Add Cloud Storage → Google Drive.
6. Grant permissions to link your Boox account with Drive.
7. Your folders will appear in the File Manager sidebar — ready for upload and sync.

To verify that sync is active, upload a file from your computer and refresh your Boox File Manager. The new file should appear instantly under your connected Google Drive section.

Best Practices for Managing Boox Templates via Google Drive

Storing your templates in Google Drive keeps them organized, versioned, and easily replaceable. Here’s how to make the most of this setup:

• Use separate folders for daily planners, meeting notes, and journals.
• Rename files with clear labels like “Planner_2026.pdf” or “Journal_Template.pdf”.
• Star important templates in Drive for quick access in Boox File Manager.
• Enable offline access to ensure templates load even without Wi-Fi.
• Sync edits automatically by saving annotated PDFs back to Drive.

Integrating Drive with Boox Notes and NeoReader

Boox’s Notes app and NeoReader both work directly with Google Drive once connected. Inside the Notes app, you can export an entire notebook to Drive in PDF or PNG format. NeoReader lets you open and annotate Drive-based PDFs instantly. This makes collaboration easy — teachers, teams, or clients can review and comment on shared notes.

Template Workflow Example

Here’s how a typical user might combine the Boox Note Air 2 with Google Drive for productivity:

1. Download Boox Templates and upload them to Drive.
2. Open the Notes app, import the PDF template directly from your connected Drive.
3. Annotate, write, or plan your day using stylus input.
4. Export completed pages back to Drive as PDFs for archiving or sharing.

Benefits of the Cloud Workflow

Feature	Benefit
Cross-Device Sync	Work seamlessly across phone, tablet, and computer.
Automatic Backup	Protects your handwritten notes and planners in real time.
Team Collaboration	Share annotated PDFs or planner pages instantly.
Version Control	Access previous drafts or note versions stored in Drive.

Final Thoughts

The combination of Boox Note Air 2 and Google Drive creates a reliable, cloud-based workspace that feels as natural as writing on paper but as efficient as digital. Whether you’re storing planners, class notes, or creative ideas, Drive ensures your work is always safe and accessible. For the best results, pair your device with the Boox Templates Bundle — designed for instant organization and perfect sync compatibility.Get Boox Templates for Note Air 2

Outbound links: Boox Note Air 2 official page, Boox Help Center, and Google Drive Support. Internal link directs to Templacity’s Boox Templates product page.