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Rocketbook has OCR (Optical Character Recognition), and taking advantage of this feature allows you to edit your hand written notes with Google Docs or another word processor program. Everyone knows how to scan a note with the Rocketbook app. But, how do you edit the notes in Google Docs once you sent them to a cloud storage service? This post will walk you through the short process.

Rocketbook makes it easy to create and edit your notes in Google docs. Follow the three steps below to take advantage of this great feature.

First, you need to open the Rocketbook app and click on a destination. This process was tested with Google Drive as a destination. When you enable OCR for Google Drive as a destination, you have the option of sending as one file or sending as two files. Select Send as Two Files. This will send a PDF and a Google Doc of your notes to your Google Drive.

Note, when setting up Google Drive as a destination, you can create a folder named “Rocketbook” so all your scans go in the Rocketbook folder.

Second, go ahead and scan your page of notes, and send it to the Google Drive destination. You could scan your notes from your multi-subject Rocketbook.

If you want the scan to be titled anything specific, you can use smart titles for your notes. By sandwiching your hand-written title between two hash tags, like ##Great Title##, your scan will be titled “Great Title.”

Third, open Google Drive and the folder you send your scans to. You will see two files of your scan if you followed step 1. Right click the doc file, and pick Open With > Google Docs.

Congraulations! You are now editing your hand-written notes from Rocketbook in Google Docs!