account (if you aren’t, you will be prompted to log in).
Now from this computer, or your library on, or any other computer that is synced to it, you will be able to open the PDF from the Zotero record if you are logged in to your Dropbox/etc. Sync your Zotero library so the article’s item record on your library on is updated as well to include the cloud storage file links. Note: If you use Google Drive, once you open the PDF in Drive you will have to click on the pop-out option in the upper right of the page to get a unique URL (it will not have a PDF extension, but it will work). Zotero will not be able to extract the correct title using Rename File from Parent Metadata, but you can change it later manually. You will be prompted to paste in the file URL and add a title. Attach your link to its Zotero record using either the paperclip option in Zotero‘s toolbar ( Attach Link to URI) or by right-clicking on the Zotero item, selecting Add Attachment, and then selecting Attach Link to URI. online and open the PDF so it is readable on-screen, with a. Once you have created a Zotero record and separately uploaded your PDF to your cloud storage option, make sure you are working with the correct record in Zotero for your article. Note: This is a *relational* link – if you change the file structure in any way, the link between the saved file in Dropbox/GDrive/etc. Now any PDF files you download as attachments to a Zotero record will be automatically saved in this synced folder, which will store the files online in your cloud storage app. Here you will change your Zotero file storage Base Directory by using the Choose… option to go to the folder you just set up. In Zotero, go to Zotero Preferences -> Advanced -> Files and Folders. Make sure it is properly synced with Dropbox/GDrive/etc. 
Create a folder in your computer’s Dropbox/GDrive/OneDrive drive to store your Zotero PDFs, i.e.
Do NOT store your entire Zotero directory on cloud storage - that will corrupt your files and make a big mess. Also, note that this is all about saving attachment files to cloud storage and establishing links to your Zotero record. That said, if you really want to use your own cloud storage, this is one way to do this, but you can also use the ZotFile application for PDFs, or save PDF or other files to cloud services individually. Note: I actually highly recommend using Zotero's own storage (I pay $20/year for 2 gigs which isn't much money - it simplifies things considerably and also helps support Zotero).
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