---
title: "Importing Scripts from Google Drive into Quickture Reader"
description: "Steps to import your script from Google Drive"
url: https://help.reader.quickture.com/en/articles/23-importing-scripts-from-google-drive-into-quickture-reader
collection: "Getting Around and Organizing Scripts"
updated: 2026-10-01
language: en
---

# Importing Scripts from Google Drive into Quickture Reader

Steps to import your script from Google Drive

## Overview

You can send a script from Google Drive straight to Quickture Reader on your iPhone by sharing a PDF copy from the Google Drive app. You do not need to email the script to yourself or save it to your phone's Files first.

This guide is for anyone who keeps their scripts in Google Drive and uses Reader on iPhone.

## Before you start

You need three things in place before you send your first script:

-   The Quickture Reader app installed on your iPhone and signed in with your Quickture credentials.
    
-   The Google Drive app installed on your iPhone and signed in to the account that holds your scripts.
    
-   A script saved in Google Drive.
    

## Send a script from Google Drive to Reader

Send the script as a PDF copy from the Google Drive app, then choose Reader from your iPhone's share menu.

1.  Open the Google Drive app on your iPhone.
    
2.  Find the script you want to upload and tap it to open it.
    
3.  Tap the three-dot menu in the upper-right corner.
    
4.  Tap **Share & Export**.
    
5.  Tap **Send a copy**.
    
6.  Choose **PDF** as the format, then tap **OK**.
    
7.  From the list of apps that appears, tap **Reader**.
    
8.  In the Reader app, select the folder you want the script to go in.
    
9.  Reader processes the script.
