Google Docs has been a go-to product for many for quite a long time. Google Drive can handle complex text documents, as well as easy and simple tasks. One of those is exporting text documents as PDFs. Here’s how to export PDFs in Google Docs.
Exporting a PDF is usually the final thing you’ll do after completing g project. The PDF in general is a jack of all trades sort of document. Text, graphics, images, and so on can all be put together and exported in high quality as a PDF file. That PDF file is usually the final stop for your project and doesn’t allow for simple editing after it has been exported, unlike a text document or Google Docs file. You can even export Google Sheets documents as PDFs as well, which finalizes it and gives it a good look.
When editing a Google Docs or Google Sheets document, you often save your project or Google Drive will do that for you. In that instance, your file is saved as a Docs or Sheets file alone, which can be opened and easily edited. To finish it, you may choose to export it as a PDF. Here’s how to export as a PDF in Google Docs:
Exporting as a PDF is one of the main and easiest ways to export documents from Google Drive, whether you’re on a mobile device like a Google Pixel or desktop. Knowing how to complete this process is one of the most important functions that Google Drive has to offer.
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