Your knowledge was designed to be shared. Every document you upload becomes part of a library of over 200 million texts, reaching readers who are searching for exactly what you have to offer. Whether you’re sharing research, essays, guides, or rare historical texts, your contribution adds depth to a global collection of ideas.
How to upload a document
- Go to the Upload page on the Scribd website. Note: uploading documents is not supported on the Scribd app.
- Select your document by clicking “Select Documents to Upload.” Scribd supports multiple file formats, with a maximum size of 100MB.
- Add details—Title and Description are required to help readers find your work.
- Choose visibility settings:
- Leave the “Make this document private” box unchecked to share your document with the public.
- Check the box to keep it private.
- Adjust advanced settings if needed.
- Click “Done” to finalize your upload.
Once the upload is complete, you'll see options to view your uploaded document on Scribd or share the direct link with your audience.
Your document is now part of Scribd’s library; you can continue to upload more documents and share your knowledge as often as you like. Be sure to review our Uploader Agreement for guidance on what's allowed on Scribd.
Why share on Scribd?
Your document isn’t just stored—it’s discovered. Readers come to Scribd for expertise, curiosity, and connection. Whether you're uploading a niche study on 19th-century bookbinding or a practical guide to modern investing, someone is looking for it.
For additional details on uploading and sharing, visit our Help Center articles on managing your uploaded documents. Our support team is also available to assist with any technical questions.