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# How can I include a document from Google Docs in a helpdesk article?

Articles on: [Crisp Helpdesk](/en/category/crisp-helpdesk-du6vi0/)

Embedding documents from Google Docs in a Crisp article is easy. This tutorial provides help how to include a Google Doc in an article.  
  
To embed a Google Doc in a Crisp article, we first need to have an URL pointing to the PDF version of your document.  
Your document URL should look like that:  
  

``` https://docs.google.com/document/d/1S8gJeCD_vDjbM2JKk8Ojkt-6Uj_fdn_NQPdzHeQnn0Y/edit```

  
  
Just change the end of the link from

` /edit`

to

` /export?format=pdf`

.  
  
Now we have a link pointing to the PDF version of your document:  
  

``` https://docs.google.com/document/d/1S8gJeCD_vDjbM2JKk8Ojkt-6Uj_fdn_NQPdzHeQnn0Y/export?format=pdf```

  
  
Then, you can use an iFrame that contains a link to this PDF:  
  

``` ${frame}[PDF](https://docs.google.com/viewerng/viewer?url=http://A_LINK_TO_YOUR_PDF&embedded=true)```

  
  
For example:  
  

``` ${frame}[PDF](https://docs.google.com/viewerng/viewer?url=https://docs.google.com/document/d/1S8gJeCD_vDjbM2JKk8Ojkt-6Uj_fdn_NQPdzHeQnn0Y/export?format=pdf&embedded=true)```

  
  
You can then use this code in your Crisp helpdesk article  
  

### Example

  
  

Updated on: 11/03/2024