How to Annotate Google Docs Using Scrible

Currently, Scrible does not support uploading Google Docs directly into your library. However, there’s a simple workaround that allows you to bring your Google Doc content into Scrible so you can annotate it like any other source. If you need to annotate a document created in Google Docs, you can do so by downloading it as a PDF and uploading it to Scrible.

📌 Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Create Your Document in Google Docs
Write or compile your content as usual in Google Docs.

2. Download the Google Doc as a PDF
In Google Docs, go to:
File > Download > PDF Document (.pdf)
This will save a PDF version of your document to your device.

3. Upload the PDF to Your Scrible Library

• Log in to Scrible.

• Go to the library where you want to store the file.

• Click the + New Source button and then click "Upload File (pdf, docx, etc.)".

• Select the PDF file you just downloaded.
  Your document will now appear in your library as a PDF.

4. Annotate the PDF in Scrible
Open the file and use Scrible’s built-in tools to:

• Highlight and underline text

• Add comments and other annotations

• Organize it with tags