How to Create an Audio File in Google Drive (Easiest Way in 2024)

In this article, we will show you exactly how to create an audio file in Google Drive. Simply follow the steps below.

How to Make an Audio File in Google Drive

Follow the steps below to create an audio file in Google Drive.

1. Open the “New” Menu in Google Drive and Access Additional Apps

In Google Drive, click the “New” button in the top-left corner, then scroll down to “More” and select “Connect more apps”. This allows you to find and add tools like an audio recorder directly within Google Drive.

2. Search for and Connect “Cloud Audio Recorder”

In the app search bar, type “Cloud Audio Recorder”. Click “Install” next to it, then confirm any prompts to add it to Google Drive.

3. Launch Cloud Audio Recorder and Start Recording

Return to the “New” menu, go to “More,” and select “Cloud Audio Recorder” from the list to open it within Google Drive.

Once loaded, click the “Start” button to begin recording your audio. Allow a moment for the recording to begin if there’s a brief delay.

4. Stop Recording, Export as MP3, and Save to Google Drive

When you finish recording, click “Stop” to end the session. Choose “Export as mp3 (real-time)”, then select “Save to Google Drive”. 

5. Name and Confirm the Save to Google Drive

You will be directed to another page where you may be prompted to enter a meaningful name for your audio file. Click “Change”, then select “Save to Google Drive”.

Wait for the word “Completed” to confirm that the audio file has been successfully uploaded to Google Drive.

6. Locate and Verify Your Audio File in Google Drive

Open Google Drive and locate your newly saved audio file in “My Drive” or the folder you specified.

Double-click to play and verify the file, and if needed, right-click to get a shareable link and adjust permissions.

We hope that you now have a better understanding of how to record audio on Google Drive. If you enjoyed this article, you might also like our articles on how to generate a QR Code for a Google Drive folder and how to record audio on Google Drive.