How to directly save pdf from Internet Brower to Google Drive
There are a few ways to directly save a PDF from your internet browser to Google Drive:
1. Using the “Save to Google Drive” Extension:
- Install the extension: If you don’t have it already, you can add the “Save to Google Drive” extension to your Chrome browser from the Chrome Web Store.
- Right-click and save: Once installed, simply right-click on the PDF link or the PDF itself (if it’s open in your browser) and select “Save to Google Drive.”
- Choose a location: You can choose to save the PDF to your main “My Drive” or select a specific folder within your Drive.
2. Printing to Google Drive:
- Open the PDF: Open the PDF file in your browser.
- Print the PDF: Go to the print menu (usually by pressing Ctrl+P or Cmd+P).
- Select “Save to Google Drive” as the destination: In the print dialog box, choose “Save to Google Drive” as the printer.3
- Save: Click the “Save” button to save the PDF to your Google Drive.
3. Using an Online Converter:
- Copy the URL: Copy the URL of the webpage containing the PDF.
- Use an online converter: Find a reliable online HTML to PDF converter. Paste the URL into the converter and download the converted PDF file.
- Upload to Google Drive: Manually upload the downloaded PDF file to your Google Drive.
4. Using the Google Drive API (for developers):
- Add the “Save to Drive” button: Developers can add a “Save to Drive” button directly to their webpages using the Google Drive API. This allows users to save files to their Drive with a single click.
Remember, the specific steps might vary slightly depending on your browser and operating system. However, these general methods should help you save PDFs directly to your Google Drive from your internet browser.