There are a few ways to create Google Drive documents.
Create a New File
Upload a File from your Device
Drag-and-Drop a File Into Google Drive
Step 1
Go to drive.google.com from a browser
or
Click the "waffle" icon from Gmail or GSites.
Step 2
Click the button where menu options will open up. You will see additional options if you hover over "More" in the menu.
Step 3
To create a document, click the respective type of file you want. Then start editing. Your file will be auto-saved periodically.
Step 4
Your view may have its own set of Google files. In this view, you see third-party apps that were installed such as HelloSign, Lucidchart, and Smartsheet. You may install your own set of third-party apps but it may or may not be free.
2. Click the button where menu options will open up
3. Click "File upload". In the window that opens, select the file you would like to upload to Google Drive. You may have to move the file to a folder to help organize your project. You may upload ANY of the dozens of file types.
2. Navigate to your source file, typically on your local drive. You may upload ANY of the dozens of file types. You may use Microsoft (file) Explorer or use a file on your Desktop.
3. Left click on the file but DO NOT let go of the mouse button. Drag the mouse to the main content pane of Google Drive. The content pane will be highlighted, and a dialog box indicates the target location of the file. Release the mouse button.
4. You should see the file copied to your Google Drive with a status message.
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There are a few ways to create Google Drive documents.
Step 1
Go to drive.google.com from a browser
or
Click the "waffle" icon
from Gmail or GSites.
Go to drive.google.comfrom a browser
or
Click the "waffle" icon
from Gmail or GSites.
2. Click the
button where menu options will open up
3. Click "File upload". In the window that opens, select the file you would like to upload to Google Drive. You may have to move the file to a folder to help organize your project. You may upload ANY of the dozens of file types.
Drag-and-Drop a File Into Google Drive
1.
Go to drive.google.comfrom a browser
or
Click the "waffle" icon
from Gmail or GSites.
2. Navigate to your source file, typically on your local drive. You may upload ANY of the dozens of file types. You may use Microsoft (file) Explorer or use a file on your Desktop.
3. Left click on the file but DO NOT let go of the mouse button. Drag the mouse to the main content pane of Google Drive. The content pane will be highlighted, and a dialog box indicates the target location of the file. Release the mouse button.
4. You should see the file copied to your Google Drive with a status message.