In any open Google Doc, Sheet, or Slide, click the Share button, then click Copy link.In Google Drive, right-click a file and select Get link from the options menu.There are multiple ways to find the file link of a Google Drive file. Click Insert > Google Drive (new version of Evernote) or the Google Drive icon (older versions of Evernote) from the editing toolbar.Ĭopy and paste a Google Drive file link (URL) into a note.If you're working in Evernote, select a file directly from your Google Drive. There are two ways to add Google Drive files to your notes. Note: If you have multiple Google accounts, you'll be asked to select the Google account associated with the Google Drive file you're trying to link to Evernote. The first time you paste a Google Drive file link into a note and select the Connect option.The first time you select the Google Drive (triangle) icon from the note editing toolbar.The first time you select Google Drive from the Insert menu on the toolbar.

You may be prompted in the following situations: When prompted, follow the steps to authorize Evernote to access your Google Drive files. The first time you attempt to attach a Google Drive file to a note, you'll be asked to give Evernote permission to connect to Google Drive. Your Google Drive file will appear in Evernote as a specially-styled link with the title displayed. You can quickly link to weekly reports you've created in Google Sheets from a shared project note or jot down ideas for a blog post in Evernote and attach links to research saved in Google Docs. When you attach Google Drive files, the links are formatted as clickable objects that are easy to find in a note. You can add Google Drive files to Evernote notes as attachments or as pasted links (URLs) without having to leave Evernote.

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