How can we help?
Short videos and step-by-step guides for every part of your move.
Topics
Getting startedMove your first notebookFrom signing in to opening your notes in Google Docs, in five steps.
Moving your notebooksChoose how your pages arriveA Doc for each page, or one Doc per section with pages as tabs.
Moving your notebooksRead your reportSee every page that moved, where it went, and anything to check.
Fixing problemsTry again on pages that didn't moveFind out why a page didn't arrive, and move just those pages again.
For companiesInvite your teamAdd your people, send their invites from Outlook, and follow everyone's move.
Security and privacyRemove our accessDisconnect Microsoft or Google yourself, at any time.
Quick answers
The questions people ask most, answered in a line or two.
No. We only read your notebooks, so everything stays in OneNote exactly as it is. Keep using it until you're ready.
They stay in OneNote, because Microsoft doesn't share them with other apps. Everything else on the page moves.
It depends on how many pages you have, because Microsoft limits how fast any app can read notebooks. You can close the page; the move keeps going.
Every page is checked after it moves. If one doesn't arrive, your report says why, and you can try it again in one click.
Yes. Pick any folder in My Drive or inside a shared drive, and see a preview of the folders and Docs first.
Notebooks in your OneDrive. Notebooks on SharePoint team sites or in Microsoft 365 groups aren't supported yet.
One thing: open the link in their invite and sign in with Microsoft and Google. Their notebooks then move on their own.
Bring your OneNote with you to Google
Sign in with Google, connect OneNote, and see how your notebooks will look before anything moves.