How to Connect Google Drive to ClickUp, Add & Integrate Easily 2026
By Impran M N
Attaching a spreadsheet or presentation to a task shouldn't require downloading and re-uploading a file. This guide covers connecting your Google account to ClickUp through the App Center, attaching live Drive files directly to a task, and even creating a brand new Google Sheet from inside a ClickUp task card.
01Open the App Center
Click your profile avatar in ClickUp and launch the App Center to find storage integrations.
02Connect Google Drive
Scroll to the Storage section, select Google Drive, and click Connect to begin authorization.
03Authorize your Google account
Pass the Google OAuth consent screen and select the cloud account you want to link.
04Attach a Drive file to a task
Open a task, click the paperclip attach icon, and select Google Drive to browse and attach a file from your live directory.
05Create a new file from a task
Use the option inside the task window to create a brand new Google Sheet, Doc, or Slides file directly, syncing instantly to your Drive.
06Search for Drive files inside ClickUp
Use ClickUp's universal search bar to confirm that your connected Drive files surface alongside your task results.
Frequently asked questions
Can I preview a Google Doc without leaving ClickUp?
Yes, attaching a cloud document shows an interactive file chip with a real-time thumbnail preview inside the task.
Can I create a new spreadsheet from within a task?
Yes, you can create a brand new Google Sheet directly from inside the task window, and it syncs instantly with your Drive.
Will everyone on my team be able to open the attached file?
That depends on your Google Drive sharing permissions for that specific document, which you should manage to ensure your team can access linked assets.
Does connecting Google Drive give ClickUp access to my entire account?
The connection is scoped through the Google OAuth consent screen, where you approve the specific access being requested during setup.
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