
So there actually IS an Apple endorsed way to create an additional copy which resides who knows where on your Mac and may or may not be restorable if your whole Library folder is copied. Holding the Option key down, drag the notes into the Notes Backup folder. Select one or more notes from your All iCloud folder. Follow the instructions above for making a local backup of your iCloud Notes. Create a new folder called Notes Backup in the On My Mac section of your folders list. You should now see a section for iCloud and a section for On My Mac. Create a new note in that folder as a placeholder.

It will not overwrite the latest version. The recovered version will be downloaded as a separate note. Click "iCloud Version History" from the menu that appears.Right-click or control-click on a note's name.The restored version will be downloaded as a separate note. Tap the "iCloud Version History" button that appears.These versions do not count against your iCloud storage limits. A copy of each note will remain in iCloud.Īs you edit a note, iCloud periodically saves versions that you can recover if needed. Your notes will be removed from your device, leaving an empty Library. If you would like to turn iCloud syncing back on, ensure that you have the latest version of Notability. If toggling iCloud off, choose what to do with local copies of your notes.

On Mac, you can also go to: Your top menu screen > Notability > Settings.Select in the bottom left side of your Notability library.Notes deleted from iCloud cannot be recovered, so please delete notes in Notability instead.įor a one-way backup, please see Auto-Backup. If you delete a note from iCloud, it will also be deleted in Notability.
