Print a file

You can print Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides using browsers like Chrome or Safari.

Important: If you’re in a pageless document, you can still print. However, your document may appear differently in the preview window:

Images will automatically adjust to fit the page width.
The page will squeeze wide tables to fit.
If your document was previously in pages format and included headers, footers, watermarks, or footnotes, those elements will still print, even if you can't see them in your pageless doc.

If you want to control what the printed doc will look like, switch back to pages format.

To get an example spreadsheet and follow along with the video, click “Make a Copy” below.

On your computer, open a presentation in Google Slides.
Click File.
- Print without changes: Click Print.
- Adjust orientation: Click Print settings and preview in the toolbar, click Handout Landscape.
- Print with speaker notes: Click Print settings and preview In the toolbar, click 1 slide with notes.
Click Print.
In the window that opens, choose your print settings.
Click Print.

On your computer, open the document, presentation, or spreadsheet you want to print.
Click File Print.
- Document or Presentation: A PDF file will automatically download.
- Spreadsheet: In the window that opens, choose your print settings. Click Next. A PDF file will automatically download.
When the download completes, open the file.
In your PDF viewer, go to File Print.
In the window that opens, choose your print settings.
Click Print.

On your computer, open the document, spreadsheet, or presentation you want to print.
Click File Download.
Select the file format you want.
Find the downloaded file on your computer, and open it.
Print the downloaded file.

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