Here are three easy ways to download images from any Google Doc. You now have a functioning download URL!If you’ve ever tried to download or save an image from a Google Doc, you know it can be frustrating-you can’t just right-click and save. Then, paste the IMAGE-ID from your original sharing URL onto the end of the download URL. In your text editor, copy and paste the characters from the IMAGE-ID section of your sharing URL.Ĭopy the following download URL example and paste it into your text editor. Īnd here is the format for the download URL we will create. Here is the an example of the sharing URL you just copied. Next, we'll modify the URL you just copied. Paste this link into your text editor for later. Next to "Anyone." click the down arrow and select Anyone on the internet can find and view. Right-click on the uploaded file and click Share. We recommend you have a text editor open during this process. Hosting images in Google Drive is a great option, but we'll need to modify the sharing URL that Google provides and turn it into a download URL.įollow the steps below to create a properly formatted URL. Reformat the www to dl and the end parameter dl=0 to dl=1. To resolve this, you can modify the URL for your Dropbox file. Important note: A known issue with WebKit may prevent your images from loading as expected if you use Safari, or other unofficial browsers to view Geckoboard. Paste the copied URL to the URL field, then click Save. Return to your Geckoboard dashboard and add a new Image widget. In Dropbox, click Share on the image file.
The image widget doesn't have a background color, which means transparent images such as logos can be placed directly on the dashboard background.
Images displayed using the image widget are full bleed, which means the image has no padding and runs edge to edge. You can use services such as Dropbox and Google Drive to host your image file.Īccepted image formats include: JPG, PNG, SVG and GIF. To display an image, you need to upload it and copy its URL into the widget configuration.
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