I would like to download this link as PDF:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vRouwj_3cYsmLrNNI3Uq5gv5-hYp_QFdeoan2GlxKgIZRSejozruAbVV0IMXBoPsINB7Jw92vJo2EAM/pub?slide=id.p
Unfortunately, this URL uses non standard format that I recognise and can manipulate.
Modifying it to something like
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/2PACX-1vRouwj_3cYsmLrNNI3Uq5gv5-hYp_QFdeoan2GlxKgIZRSejozruAbVV0IMXBoPsINB7Jw92vJo2EAM/edit
doesn't work.
The Google Drive file ID should be 44 alphanumeric characters, but clearly this is 86 characters long.
Anyone can help with interpreting what format this is in please?
Save Google Docs, Sheets & Slides for offline useOn your computer, go to drive.google.com. Right click the Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides file you want to save offline. Turn on "Available offline."
When you publish a file to the web, you create a copy of your file as a unique webpage with its own URL. In Google Drive, open your file. Publish to the web.
Download a Presentation When you download a Google Slides file to your computer, it's available offline in a format you can edit in another program. Click File on the menu bar. Select Download as. Select a file format.
From this tutorial to generate a link to download a google slides must have this format:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/<FileID>/export/<format>
where <format>
can be pptx
or pdf
.
This way, you can bypass Google Drive viewer or Google Slides editor and create direct download links to include in any web page. The main benefit is that you only need to maintain and host one presentation and then a direct link can be provided for anyone who need to download it in a different format.
Hope this information helps you.
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