

Click the “Get shareable link” in the top right corner, which will essentially activate the shareable feature. Once you click the Share button, a the share dialog will pop up. For this section of the tutorial, I’m using the “Share” method. The latter simply generates the shareable link and makes it easy to copy. They both basically do the same thing, though the former offers more options. There are actually a couple of options you can choose: Share or Get Shareable Link. Off: Only specific people can access the file.They don’t have to sign in to their Google account to do so. On (Link): Anyone with the link can download it.Anyone can search for, find, and download the file. On (Public): This basically makes the file public.There’s also a “More” option at the very bottom, which allows you to change the general privacy settings for the file: This is the default action when you share a file, and the best option if you’re trying to share file for download. Anyone with the link can view: Shared users can simply view the file, but can’t edit it in any way.It allows shared users to leave comments if desired-this is great for team projects. Anyone with the link can comment: Again, this is mostly for documents.They still can’t delete it from your Drive, though-this is just for the contents of the file.

