If you have any related queries, feel free to let us know in the comments below. 🎯 Also see: How I used Obsidian + Syncthing And, this works on both macOS and Windows.Īnd, any changes you make in the notes from either of the computers will be synced to the other one within 2-4 seconds. You can not just sync 2 computers but, technically, an unlimited number of computers with this setup. Now, wait for a few seconds for everything to load properly and now you should be able to see all your notes from the first computer. Unfortunately, Google Drive doesn’t have a central location where you can see all your shared documents and folders (hopefully, Google will add this feature in the future). Open the folder as vault that you synced from the first computer by clicking on the Open button (see below screenshot).Set up Google Drive to sync remote folders (including the Obsidian vault folder from the first computer) on this computer.Here’s how the synced vault folder looks on my computer: Copy and paste your existing Obsidian Vault folder to the Google Drive synced folder so that all the notes and files get uploaded to the cloud.You can download Obsidian and Google Drive desktop client by clicking on the below links (if you haven’t already): Let’s see how to get going with that… Obsidian + Google Driveįor this setup, you’d need Obsidian and Google Drive desktop client installed on both computers. You don’t even need the Obsidian Sync subscription for that. Tap the Set up Locked Folder option and follow the instructions.
You can use Google Drive to sync Obsidian between 2 computers, for free. To set up your Locked Folder, open the Google Photos app, then go to Library > Utilities > Locked Folder. However, it works offline and if you want to use it on multiple devices you’d either need to get Obsidian Sync or use any cloud storage service like Google Drive or pCloud. Obsidian is an amazing note-taking and personal knowledge management app.
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