Save All Google Docs in a Folder as PDF at Once
Saving all docs from a folder at once starts with opening the specific folder in Drive and selecting everything. Pressing Ctrl+A or Cmd+A selects all files visible in the folder, then the extension handles the rest.
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Opening the right folder first
Saving from a folder requires navigating into the specific folder before selecting. In Google Drive, double-click the folder to open it. If you select files from the root Drive view, you may include documents from multiple folders. Opening the target folder first keeps the selection clean.
Select all with the keyboard shortcut
With the folder open in Drive, press Ctrl+A on Windows or Cmd+A on Mac. Every file visible in the folder is selected. The extension skips other file types, like images and uploaded PDFs, and converts only Google Docs and Word files.
Running the export
With all files selected, click the Docs to PDF icon. The extension processes each file one at a time. A progress indicator shows the current status. All PDFs are saved to your Google Drive with names matching the source documents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the extension export all file types in the folder or just Google Docs?
The extension exports Google Docs and Word files. It skips images and other file types it can't convert.
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