How to download file in Online Matlab?

I need help downloading a script in my computure using the online MATLAB.

[Abhilash Padma]

Do you mean downloading a file from MATLAB online.

[Jose Carrasco Ramon]

Yess I looking how to downloading a m script file to my computer from MATLAB online ?

[Pranav Vaasu]

My download Option is not working Properly. What to do?

[Ranveer Bhalla]

My download option is not working too.

[Abhijeet Pande]

For everyone who has their download button greyed out ... you need to select the file before the download button becomes active. this means that under current folder, you have to click the file as shown in the image:

After this, the download button should work.

[Alabama García Landa]

and what do we do if the Download option doesnt appear?

[Abril Rosales]

You hav to select the file first, then it will appear.

[Lea Dratwa]

thank you so much abhijeet pande!

and the download button is in the home tab

[Shaquille]

how do i download .m file from matlab online? why i can only download as pdf or png?

Answer 1

[Rahil]

From MATLAB version R2023a onwards, the “Upload” and “Download” buttons were removed from the global tool strip.

• You can now find the “Upload” and “Download” buttons in the following places:

1) You can right-click a file in the Files side-panel and "Download" from the context menu.

2) Similarly, you can right-click on a folder in the Files side-panel and "Upload" a file to the folder from the context menu.

• You can continue to drag and drop files into the Files window to “Upload” a particular file, as available in the previous MATLAB releases.

For more information on how to “upload” or “download” files in MATLAB Online, you can refer to this link https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_env/access-files-in-matlab-online.html

[Saniya]

I am not able to download my file from the MathWorks to my computer is there any other way I can try ?

[Walter Roberson]

@Saniya

If you are using MATLAB Online, and you cannot see the list of folders and files, then give the command

filebrowser

Once the list appears, you can navigate around on it. When you find a file you are interested in, right click on it in the list, and Download will be one of the options shown.

Answer 2

[Abhilash Padma]

In MATLAB Online, you can download any file onto your desktop by clicking the "download" button on the toolstrip (under the "Home" tab). This will download the selected file in your Folder Browser to your desktop.

[Sagar Zade]

How to download an entire folder?

[Gonzalo Ezequiel Reyes Castillo]

You should zip the folder first, and then the donwload button will no longer be grayed out.

[tiso taek]

it worked- i zipped and downloaded

Answer 3

[Durgesh Nagar]

i cant find the tool script button

[Mehmet Ismail Bildik]

me to...

[Walter Roberson]

When you are in MATLAB Online ( https://matlab.mathworks.com ) use the "Current Folder" tool to navigate to the file you want to download, and click on it. Then look in the HOME tab at the top of the MATLAB Online page, and notice that just to the right of the Open icon, there is now an active Download button.

This button will not be active unless you have clicked on a file. You cannot directly use this tool to download a directory.

If you want to download an entire directory, then use the Current Folder tool and navigate to the folder that contains the directory, and single click on the directory. It is okay if it is shaded rather than bold at the time you click on it; that means that it is not on the current path, but you can still work with it. Now right-click and choose "Create Zip File". Once you have created the zip file, then you can navigate to the zip file and download the zip file the way I described earlier.

[P Sun]

Thank you!

Answer 4

[Pawar]

If you want to download your .m file, you might consider an indirect approach:

Save as .m File Locally:

Open your script in MATLAB Online. Copy the content of your script. Open a local MATLAB environment or a text editor. Paste the content and save the file with a .m extension. Download from MATLAB Drive:

Save your script to MATLAB Drive from MATLAB Online. Open MATLAB Drive in a web browser. Locate your .m file, right-click, and download it. Use MATLAB Desktop:

If possible, consider using the MATLAB desktop version, which generally provides more flexibility in managing files.