Google Drive + Social Media Digital Marketer
Pull images and video straight from your Drive folders.
What you can do
Connect Google Drive to browse and import images and video without downloading them first. Point Social Media Digital Marketer at a folder your team already uses and attach files to a post in a couple of clicks. Assets stay in Drive as the source of truth; you just pull what you need.
Ways teams use Google Drive with Social Media Digital Marketer
A few of the everyday jobs this connection takes off your plate.
Attach a photo or clip from a shared Drive folder to a scheduled post
Give the whole team one folder that feeds the content library
Import a batch of shoot assets and turn them into a week of posts
Keep large video files in Drive and pull them in only when publishing
Questions about this integration
How do I connect Google Drive?
Go to Settings → Integrations in Social Media Digital Marketer, choose Google Drive, and authorise the connection. Once connected, Google Drive appears wherever you attach content, brief a draft or set up an alert.
Is this integration included in my plan?
During the beta, available integrations, the API, MCP server, CLI and webhooks are open to every workspace, and plan details will be published before paid plans launch. Fair-use rate limits apply, and some connected apps (like Google Drive) may have their own plan requirements on their side.
Does anything publish without my approval?
Only what you or your own automation scheduled. Turn on required approvals for a workspace and every post, whether queued by hand, over the API or by an AI client over MCP, waits for a person with the right role before it schedules.
Can I disconnect Google Drive later?
Any time. Revoke the connection from Settings → Integrations and Social Media Digital Marketer stops reading from and writing to Google Drive immediately. Posts you already scheduled are unaffected.
Connect Google Drive and ship your next post
Start free, link Google Drive, and let Social Media Digital Marketer handle the scheduling, queueing and publishing.