
Hover over the logo in the top left of the editor, and you’ll see it change to the Google Drive logo.
You can rename, copy and move your diagram files stored in Google Drive via the File menu in the editor. Alternatively, encode the diagram as a link to share with people online.Īll changes made to your diagrams are automatically saved to your Google Drive, and you can see these changes in the versions of your diagrams - you’ll see who made what change and when. To allow non-Google users to see your diagram, you can publicly publish it. Edit the Diagram Name, select a template from the template library, or use the Blank Diagram, then click Create to open it in the editor.ĭouble click on a file to open an existing diagram file in the editor or import a diagram into Google Drive.Select More > to create a new diagram.In Google Drive, click New or right-click anywhere on your file list.You can also create new diagrams directly from your within your Google Drive account, instead of opening first. Click Create New Diagram to start a new diagram, or Open Existing Diagram to browse to a diagram file stored in your Google Drive account and open it.Ĭreate a new diagram from within Google Drive.Once you are logged into Google Drive, and you have authorised to use your account, go to to start diagramming.If you are having trouble, follow these steps to fix connection issues with in Google Drive. Note: If you sign out of your Google Drive account, you will be prompted to sign back in when your diagram is saved, but you won’t need to authorise again. Learn about the permissions needs for Google Drive and Google Workplace


Click Authorise, then log into your Google Drive account.Start diagramming in Google Drive now Authorise to use Google DriveĪfter you have selected Google Drive as your storage location for diagram files, you may be prompted to authorise to allow access to the files stored there. It’s ideal for collaborative diagramming and add-ons are available for the Google Workplace apps - Google Docs, Google Slides and Google Sheets. Google Drive is a popular cloud platform for storing and sharing files.
