If using Safari, an option for “More†will appear at the top of the PDF.Tap anywhere on the PDF form (but not on a link if it has hyperlinks included) to get to the PDF save options.Open the PDF in your Safari or Google Chrome browser on your ios device.(Step 3 is the only step that has a slight variation amongst the two browsers.) How to save a PDF from the Safari or Chrome browser to Google Drive I will also include directions for Google Chrome, too, since that is my favorite browser and the one I use. Safari is the default browser installed on ios systems, so unless you have downloaded and regularly use a different browser app on your device, chances are good that when you open a PDF on your device that you are viewing it in Safari. Once you have logged in, it remembers your login credentials unless you remove them.) (Note: the app typically does not log you out, so you do not need to open it and login every time. You will need to have a Google account and should have it already setup (by logging in) on the Google Drive app on your device.You must have the Google Drive app (free) installed on your ios device.After playing around with it, I discovered it was quite simple, really you just need to know where to look! Pre-requisites: We use a lot of Apple products (Macbooks, iPads, and iPhones.) I was having a hard time finding tutorials on how to save a PDF to Google drive from an iPad or iPhone when the PDF is open in the device’s browser. This way, my daughter and I can both access and update them from any device at any time. One way I am starting to move things online is to start saving our homeschool resources we’ve collected over the years to Google Drive. But my eldest child is now in middle school and we find ourselves needing to share documents regularly, such as her homework assignments or the latest chapter in the Minecraft fan fiction story she is writing using Google Docs.
It is quite the job, let me tell you! Even though I consider myself to be quite “techie,” I have many of my resources saved only on my computer right now. I am beginning the process of organizing my homeschool curriculum and online resources for my three children.