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-title: Google Docs Source
+title: Google Docs Sources
description: Add a Google Doc to your Stencila project
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-You can add a Google Doc as a source within your Stencila project.
+A Google Docs Source lets you pull a Google Doc into your project so that you can convert it to other formats or to publish it! This allows you to take full advantage of Google Doc's many benefits such real-time collaboration which you might already be using with your colleagues and to easily pull this information into your Stencila project at any time.
-Before you start make sure your google account is connected to your Stencila account. To check, go to your account **Settings** in the top right corner of your screen, scroll to the bottom of the page and under **Other** click **Account Connections**.
+## Before you start
+
+Before you start you will need to make sure your google account is connected to your Stencila account to be able to access the required documents. To check, go to your account **Settings** in the top right corner of your screen, scroll to the bottom of the page and under **Other** click **Account Connections**.
## Creating a Google Doc source
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![](http://stencila.github.io/hub/manager/snaps/project-sources-new-button.png)
-3. Enter the **Doc id** by copy and pasting the document URL or link. Add the **Path** that you want to link it to within the project (what you want to name your source) and **Create Source**
-
- ![](http://stencila.github.io/hub/manager/snaps/an-org-first-project-sources-new-googledocs-owner-360x640.png)
+3. Enter the **Doc id** by copy and pasting the document URL or link. Add the **Path** that you want to link it to within the project (what you want to name your source)
-## Your Google Doc source
+ ![](http://stencila.github.io/hub/manager/snaps/project-sources-new-googledocs.png)
-Your Google Doc source is automatically "pulled" into your project and stores in your project's working directory.
+Your Google Doc source is automatically **pulled** into your project and stores in your project's working directory.
-## Refresh your source
+## Refresh
You can **pull** the file again at any time to refresh the content.
