Convert Google Docs to PDF in Brave Browser

Brave's Chromium foundation means it handles Google Docs just as capably as Chrome itself. The Docs to PDF extension can't sign in there, but the online converter runs as a regular web page in Brave. For users who chose Brave for its privacy features, that means you don't have to switch browsers to export PDFs.

Open docs-to-pdf.com/convert-online in Brave and sign in with Google. Click Select files from Google Drive, pick your files, and click Convert. If you have used the extension in Chrome, sign in with the same Google account and your conversions carry over.

Brave Shields, the browser's built-in protection against ads, trackers, and fingerprinting, generally works fine with Google Docs. If Google's sign-in or file picker doesn't open in the online converter, allow it in Shields for docs-to-pdf.com without lowering your protection on other sites: click the Brave Shields icon in the address bar and adjust the settings for that site.

One reason Brave users care about their browser choice is data privacy. The online converter only opens the files you pick, and Google converts them with its own export; the result is assembled in your browser and downloaded. No third-party conversion service sees your file, which matters for sensitive documents like contracts, financial reports, or personal correspondence.

Brave is available on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and it supports syncing data across devices through its own encrypted sync chain rather than a cloud account. Bookmark the online converter and it follows you to every device in your sync chain.