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How do I sync with Google Drive cloud storage?

Set up Google Drive in Scriptation to sync your scripts and notes across iPad, iPhone, and Mac — with version-controlled saving that protects every revision.


📝 NOTE: This video shows a slightly older user interface, but the instructions are still accurate.


📝 NOTE: Cloud Storage is an Industry Pro feature.


iPad / iPhone setup


  1. Tap the File Browser icon on the Top Toolbar:


  1. Tap Add Connection:



  1. On the Add Connection pop-up, tap Google Drive:



  1. Tap Continue and follow the prompts to sign in with your Google Drive username and password;
  2. The Google Drive icon now appears under Connections in the File Browser. To take advantage of Google Drive's version-controlled saving, move or copy your local files into Google Drive.


✅ TIP: Move is limited to single files. To relocate multiple files or folders, use Copy.



📝 NOTE: Files stored in On My iPad / On My iPhone only exist on that device and aren't automatically synced to Google Drive — you'll need to move or copy them over.


Mac setup


  1. If it's not already installed on your Mac, download and install Google Drive for desktop from google.com/drive/download;
  2. There's no separate Google Drive sign-in inside Scriptation — your Google Drive folders are visible after clicking Select File from the Scriptation home screen:



Select File opens a standard Finder window, which lets you open your Scriptation files like any other PDF:



✅ TIP: If you access Google Drive frequently, drag the folder to the sidebar of your Finder window to pin it there.


⚠️ DON'T FORGET: If your scripts are saved locally (Desktop, Downloads, etc.), you won't be able to access them on other devices. Move the files into Google Drive.


What's Next


Moving or copying your files to the cloud

How often do files upload / sync to cloud?

How do I avoid conflicted copies with multiple devices of my own?

Updated on: 02/06/2026

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