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Metric	Save to Google Drive	Google Docs Quick Create
User count	4,000,000	100,000
Average rating	3.91	4.38
Rating count	4,974	325
Last updated	2025-07-18	2025-12-08
Size	0.48 MB	0.04 MB
Version	3.0.9	0.2.0

Short description	Save web pages, images, and screenshots directly to Google Drive with ease. Convert files and organize effortlessly using the Save to Google Drive Chrome extension.	Easily create new Google Drive Documents, Sheets, Slides, Forms, and Drawings directly from your browser bar with Google Docs Quick Create extension.
Full summary	The Save to Google Drive Chrome extension offers a seamless way to save web content, including pages, images, and browser screenshots, directly to your Google Drive. Easily save current pages via a browser action, or use the right-click context menu to save hyperlinks and media files in a variety of formats such as PDF, Google Docs, or raw HTML. Configurable options allow you to choose the save location and preferred file format, with support for converting Microsoft Office and CSV files to Google Docs format. The extension synchronizes settings across devices using Chrome Sync and includes integration with Chrome Print menu for saving pages as PDFs. Ideal for organizing digital content quickly, this tool simplifies saving and managing your files securely in the cloud.	Google Docs Quick Create is a handy Chrome extension that adds a simple menu to your browser bar, allowing you to instantly create new Google Drive files, including Documents, Spreadsheets, Presentations, Forms, and Drawings. It streamlines your workflow by removing the need to navigate through Google Drive's interface manually. This extension supports Google Apps domains, making it perfect for business and educational environments. With easy access from your browser toolbar, you can boost productivity with just a few clicks. The project is open source and available on GitHub for those interested in contributing or customizing it further.