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If the aspect ratio does not match, then the image will be distorted. If you upload a smaller or larger image, the image is resized to exactly 320 x 132 pixels.The logo on your services pages is displayed at exactly 320 x 132 pixels therefore, the recommended image size that you upload is exactly 320 x 132 pixels.The logo must be either a PNG or GIF format.The logo appears at the top of each user's window for all domains added to your account. Compare your editionĪs an administrator, you can add your organization's logo to some of your Google Workspace service pages, such as Gmail, Calendar, and Drive. If you have many shared files and directories, then I suggest not using this method.Supported editions for this feature: Frontline Business Starter, Business Standard, and Business Plus Enterprise Education Fundamentals, Education Standard, Teaching and Learning Upgrade, and Education Plus Nonprofits G Suite Basic and G Suite Business. I had a manageable number of such files and directories, so I made the tradeoff. The downside is that this method breaks sharing settings on files and requires resharing documents, from you to other people and from other people to you, afterwards. The method described here 1) keeps Google Docs files as Google Docs files and Microsoft Office files as Microsoft Office files, 2) correctly transfers ownership of Google Docs files from to and 3) doesn’t require altering the G Suite Legacy account by signing up for Google Workspace Business Standard. But I was very hesitant to alter my existing G Suite Legacy account in any way until absolutely necessary. This post describes my experiences migrating Google Drive files from G Suite Legacy to a normal Google account “best” solution is probably to sign up for a 30-day trial of Google Workspace Business Standard and use Shared Drives. Migrating Google Drive files from G Suite Legacy to a normal Google account ← Return to the main migration guide