Drive
Your Drive data has been exported in the following file formats:
- Documents
- DOCX - Microsoft Word (default). Documents by default are saved in the Microsoft Word 2007 and beyond format.
- ODF - OpenDocument text. Documents are downloaded in an open format that can be opened by popular open source office suites like OpenOffice and LibreOffice.
- Rich Text - a document format readable by most computers with some, but not all, formatting options present in a basic word processing program.
- PDF - Documents downloaded in PDF form are viewable in most modern operating systems, web browsers or by installing Adobe Reader software. However, these files are not easily editable without purchasing advanced software tools.
- Plain Text - Documents are delivered with no styling or formatting.
- Spreadsheets
- XLSX - Microsoft Excel (default). Spreadsheets by default are saved in the Microsoft Excel 2007 and beyond format.
- ODS - OpenDocument Spreadsheet. Spreadsheets are downloaded in an open format that can be opened by popular open source office suites like OpenOffice and LibreOffice.
- PDF - Spreadsheets downloaded in PDF form are viewable in most modern operating systems, web browsers or by installing Adobe Reader software. However, these files are not easily editable without purchasing advanced software tools.
- Presentations
- PPTX - Microsoft PowerPoint (default). Presentations by default are saved in the Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 and beyond format.
- ODP - OpenDocument Presentation. Presentations are downloaded in an open format that can be opened by popular open source office suites like OpenOffice and LibreOffice.
- PNG Image - Presentations are downloaded as a series of static PNG images, one per slide.
- PDF - Presentations are downloaded in PDF form, with 1 page per slide.
- Plain Text - Presentations downloaded in plain text form will lose most of their formatting, though all presentation text is preserved.
- Forms
- XLSX - Microsoft Excel (default). Responses to forms created in Drive are exported in the Microsoft Excel 2007 and beyond format.
- ODS - OpenDocument Spreadsheet. Responses to forms created in Drive are downloaded in an open format that can be opened by popular open source office suites like OpenOffice and LibreOffice.
- PDF - Responses to forms downloaded in PDF form are viewable in most modern operating systems, web browsers or by installing Adobe Reader software. However, these files are not easily editable without purchasing advanced software tools.
- Drawings
- PDF (default) - Files are downloaded in the portable document format and are not editable without special software.
- JPEG, PNG, and SVG images. Your drawings are downloaded in the selected image type.
3 files exported successfully
(Note: Links to file content will only work if you extract your archive.)
Mail
Your Mail data has been extracted in the MBOX file format:
- MBOX - An mbox is a way of storing mail messages and is supported by common mail clients like Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, and Apple's Mail program. These files are most easily opened by a dedicated mail client like those listed above.
- By default, we provide all of your mail in a single mbox file. Alternatively, you can choose labels to export, each of which will be contained in its own mbox file. For more information about importing mboxes into your favorite mail client, here are some non-Google tutorials for Thunderbird, Apple Mail and Outlook
- In Gmail, labels are applied to entire threads, not single messages. This means you may receive duplicate copies of some messages if you decided to export multiple labels.
- When you export your mail from Gmail, each message's labels are preserved in a special X-Gmail-Labels header, in CSV format. While no mail client recognizes this header now, most mail clients allow for extensions to be written that could make use of this data.
1 file exported successfully
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My Activity
9 files exported successfully
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YouTube
Your YouTube data has been exported. Video data is exported in its original format.
To view and manage data about your past YouTube activity, visit your personal info & privacy settings or YouTube's history controls.
3 files exported successfully
(Note: Links to file content will only work if you extract your archive.)