Share a file or folder with specific people:
Note: If you can't add people outside of your company or organization, contact your G Suite administrator.
Click Edit and choose the access level:
Can edit—Collaborators can add and edit content as well as add comments.
Can comment (Select files only)—Collaborators can add comments, but can't edit content.
Can view—People can view the file, but not edit or add comments.
Everyone you share with receives an email with a link to the file or folder.
(Optional) To add a note to the email, enter your note. To skip sending an email, uncheck the Notify people box.
Click Send.
Share a link to a file or folder:
In Drive, right-click the file or folder you want to share and select Share .
At the top right, click Get shareable link.
Click Anyone at your organization with the link can view and choose an access level:
Can edit—Collaborators can add and edit content as well as add comments.
Can comment (Select files only)—Collaborators can add comments, but can't edit content.
Can view—People can view the file, but not edit or add comments.
Click Copy link.
Click Done.
Paste the link in an email or any place you want to share it.
Stop sharing a file or folder you own:
In Drive, select the shared file or folder and click .
At the bottom, click Advanced.
Next to the person you want to stop sharing the file or folder with, click Remove .
Click Save changes.
Delete a link to a file or folder you own:
In Drive, select the linked file or folder.
Click Share .
Click Anyone at your organization with the linkOff - only specific people can access.
Click Done.
In Docs, Sheets, or Slides, select the text you'd like to comment on.
Click Add comment .
Enter your comment in the box.
(Optional) To direct your task or comment to a specific person, enter a plus sign (+) followed by their email address. You can add as many people as you want. Each person will get an email with your comment and a link to the file.
(Optional) To assign the comment to a specific person, check the Assign to box.
Click Comment or Assign.
Note: This feature is only available in Google Docs.
In Docs, you can also propose changes directly in the document without editing the text by suggesting an edit. Your suggestions won’t change the original text until the document owner approves them. You must have edit or comment access to the document to suggest changes.
In the top corner, make sure you’re in Suggesting mode, which may also appear as
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To suggest an edit, simply begin typing where you think the edit should be made in the document. Your suggestions appear in a new color, and text you mark to delete or replace is crossed out (but not actually deleted until the document owner approves the suggestion).
The document’s owner will receive an email with your suggestions. When they click any suggestion, they can Accept or Reject it.
You can collaborate within documents, spreadsheets, or presentations over chat, too. If more than one person has your file open, just click Show chat to open a group chat. You can get instant feedback without ever leaving your file.