We recommend that you store documents in a free Google Drive folder. Drive is a fantastic resource for storing and accessing just about any type of file, including PDFs, Word & Excel files, large JPGs and more. Files and folders that you store in Drive can be private, shared with colleagues, or open to the public. For example, you can maintain a private folder of financial and staff documents, while your public folder might contain the latest church bulletins and promotional flyers.
If you already have a Gmail account for your organization, then you’re all set. Just head over to Drive…
Or grab a free Google Drive account at drive.google.com — it usually comes with at least 15 gigabytes of free storage. Plus, Drive optimizes your files for lightning fast downloading.
It’s easy to share your Google Drive documents on your website:
- Inside of Drive, click NEW and upload your file from your computer into Google Drive
- Once the file is in Google Drive, right-click on the file and choose “get sharable link”
- Copy the link (CNTL+C) into memory
- Go back to your website page, and paste the copied link where you would like to access the document.
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