How to Share Your Supernote Screen in Google Meet with Screen Mirroring

Learn how to effectively share your Supernote screen in Google Meet using screen mirroring for seamless collaboration.

Updated at August 21st, 2026

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Prerequisite Step-by-Step Guide

Supernote’s built-in Screen Mirroring lets you stream your e‑ink screen to a computer browser, so you can present handwritten notes, PDF annotations and sketches directly inside Google Meet for meeting participants.

Prerequisite

Connect your Supernote and computer to the same Wi‑Fi network. Disable VPN or proxy services on your computer during mirroring.

Step-by-Step Guide

On your Supernote, swipe down from the top of the screen to open the top menu bar, then tap the Screen Mirroring button
A local URL will pop up on Supernote. Open a browser on your computer (Microsoft Edge, Chrome and other mainstream browsers work) and enter this URL.
Tap Ok on your Supernote to confirm the mirroring connection. Your Supernote screen will now display in the computer browser tab in real time.
Open Google Meet on your computer and join or start the meeting.
Click Present now at the bottom of the Google Meet window, choose A tab, select the browser tab showing your Supernote mirror view, then click Share.

All meeting attendees can now see your live Supernote screen.

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How to Share Your Supernote Screen in Google Meet with Screen Mirroring

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