BackgroundI had a little startup where I purchased a domain name and connected it to a Google Drive account (for work). Using Google Drive I added all the documents related to work (i.e., accounting, etc). My start-up ended and so I want to end my ownership of that domain as well as end my Google Drive account membership (which is paid).ProblemI already synced Google Drive on my local machine, but I noticed that all the docs that are of type Google Sheets or Google Docs are simply links to the Google doc on the cloud. (I can't access them without internet, and when I do access them it verifies that I'm logged in with the appropriate google account.) This is bad news because this means that I won't be able to access those docs once  I no longer have a membership with the said Google Account.QuestionHow can I permanently backup all these Google docs so that I can access them offline and without having the membership with the corresponding Google account?
How to backup .gsheet (Google Sheets) permanently before closing Google account
google spreadsheets;google drive;google apps;google documents
There are three options: Share your files and folders with an account out of the domain and then copy the files from that account.Download your data using the feature formerly named Google Takeout. Download each file.