Google Drive’s share feature is pretty handy, allowing us to share important documents, files, and videos. While the feature is convenient, the receiver still has to open the link and manually download the file. And if you’re preparing for an important meeting and want your client to avoid spending time downloading files, this guide will show you how to create direct download links for your Google Drive files.
Fortunately, creating download links to Google Drive files is pretty easy with the Google Drive Direct Link Generator website. This tool converts the viewing link into a downloadable link. Here is how you can use it:
First, upload the file you want to share to Google Drive:
The next step is to share the file using Drive’s Share option:
Now, to use the link generator:
That’s it! You now have a direct download link you can share. Receivers can use this link to download the file directly without needing to open it in Google Drive.
Direct download links are generally safe, but remember that anyone with the link can access the file if permissions are set to “Anyone with the link.”
Moving files to another folder or Drive location can change permissions or break the link. If you move the file, it is best to create a new download link.
Unfortunately, Google doesn’t currently offer a time-limited sharing option for links.
So there you have it—the easiest way to create direct download links for your Google Drive files. This approach streamlines the file-sharing process, saving time for both you and your clients.
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