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The Best Fonts for Google Docs Documents

Google has a wide library of fonts that can turn your document into a pleasure to read and write. We’ve selected the best fonts to make your Google Doc documents look the best they can. We’ll cover some classics as well as so…

Mako Young Sep 12th, 2021

How to Use Custom Bullets for Lists in Google Docs

When you create a list of items where the order doesn’t matter, you can use a bullet list. Depending on the type of document you’re creating in Google Docs, you can veer away from the boring dots with something unique….

Sandy Writtenhouse Sep 9th, 2021

How to Use Interactive Dates in Google Docs

If you want to include an interactive date in your document, Google Docs gives you simple ways to do it. Once you insert it, you can customize the format and use the date to schedule an event in Google Calendar….

Sandy Writtenhouse Sep 4th, 2021

How to Print a Google Doc With Comments

By default, when you print a document on Google Docs, it doesn’t print your document’s comments. But, there’s a workaround to print your comments with your document, and we’ll show you how to use it.

Mahesh Makvana Aug 28th, 2021

How to Keep Lines of Text Together in Google Docs

No matter what type of document you’re writing, there are certain things you should try to avoid. This includes dangling lines at the beginning or end of the page. In Google Docs, you can easily keep lines of text together….

Sandy Writtenhouse Aug 11th, 2021

How to Present Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides in Google Meet

Presenting a document in Google Meet has never been easier. You’ll notice a handy button at the top of your Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides menu that lets you present your document directly to your meeting participants in Goog…

Sandy Writtenhouse Aug 10th, 2021

How to Delete a Page in Google Docs

When editing your Google Docs document, you might find that there’s a page you no longer need (or a blank page at the end) and want to get rid of it. Here are a few tips to get the job done.

Marshall Gunnell Jul 31st, 2021

How to Apply Strikethrough to Text in Google Docs

Strikethrough is an important formatting option that draws a line through selected text instead of deleting it. It’s often used during the editorial process or when collaborating on a document. Here’s how to use it in Google …

Marshall Gunnell Jul 26th, 2021

How to Double-Space on Google Docs

If you’re writing an essay using the APA guidelines, your text will need to be double-spaced. You can apply double-spacing to text in Google Docs (and save it as the default style) in just a few clicks….

Marshall Gunnell Jul 23rd, 2021

How to Create a Checklist in Google Docs

Printing a checklist so that you can mark completed items is fine. But if you prefer a digital method, want to include checklists in your documents, and even share them with others, Google Docs has you covered….

Sandy Writtenhouse Jul 13th, 2021

How to Embed Files and Calendar Events in Google Docs

Including related files and calendar events in Google Docs is easier than ever. With Smart Chips, you can quickly embed a file from Google Drive, Sheets, or Slides, or a Google Calendar event.

Sandy Writtenhouse Jul 11th, 2021

How to Position Images Behind or in Front of Text in Google Docs

When you create a document where the images are key components, their placement in relation to the text is important. Google Docs allows you to put text over an image or position text behind the image….

Sandy Writtenhouse Jul 10th, 2021

How to Lock an Image’s Position in Google Docs

Laying out a document with both text and images can sometimes be a challenge. To make this task a bit easier, you can lock an image into a fixed position in Google Docs.

Sandy Writtenhouse Jun 23rd, 2021

How to Embed a Contact Card in a Google Docs Document

Previously, you could only add a contact card to the document comments in Google Docs. Now, you can mention a contact directly in a Google Docs document to embed the contact card there. This gives others quick ways to intera…

Sandy Writtenhouse Jun 20th, 2021

How to Convert Multiple Word Documents to Google Docs

Tired of individually converting each Microsoft Word document to Google Docs? Use an option on Google Drive to convert multiple documents at once instead. We’ll show you how to do it.

Mahesh Makvana Jun 15th, 2021

How to Add Citations for Films, TV Series, More in Google Docs

Google Docs has a feature to make sure that you don’t miss necessary details when citing sources in your document. You can add citations for the basics, like articles and books, but also for films, TV series, and more with a …

Sandy Writtenhouse May 21st, 2021

How to Use the Google Docs Explore Feature for Research

You can make research less time-consuming and tedious when working in Google Docs. The Explore feature helps you find content, images, and other material for your research paper, report, or essay.

Sandy Writtenhouse May 19th, 2021

How to Use Multiple Page Orientations at Once in Google Docs

When you’re creating a document that could benefit from both portrait and landscape page orientations, consider Google Docs. You can mix both views throughout your document for the perfect format.

Sandy Writtenhouse May 16th, 2021

How to Use Smart Compose in Google Docs

Almost identical to the Text Predictions feature in Microsoft Word is Smart Compose for Google Docs. The feature uses machine learning to provide you with suggestions to help you write your documents quickly. Here’s how it wo…

Sandy Writtenhouse May 14th, 2021

How to Add Captions to Images in Google Docs

It’s easy to add an image to your document in Google Docs, but including a caption is another story. Until Google adds a caption feature to Docs, here are a few ways you can create and add captions to your photos….

Sandy Writtenhouse May 4th, 2021

How to Find, Add, and Remove Fonts in Google Docs

Google Docs offers more font styles than what you see at first glance. If you want an elegant script or a monospaced font, here’s how to find and manage additional fonts.

Sandy Writtenhouse Apr 29th, 2021

How to Turn on Dark Mode in Google Docs

Google Docs defaults to a light theme in most cases, but there’s an easy way to enable dark mode on Android, iPhone, iPad, and even in Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge while writing on your computer. We’ll show you how….

Pranay Parab Apr 22nd, 2021

How to Create a Drop Cap in Google Docs

You can add a nice decorative element to your document using a drop cap. While Google Docs doesn’t offer a drop-cap feature like Microsoft Word, you can still create one in just a few minutes.

Sandy Writtenhouse Apr 12th, 2021

How to Download and Save Images from a Google Docs Document

Google Docs is great for collaboration, but grabbing images that were uploaded to the document is more difficult than it should be. Fortunately, there’s an easy way to download the original photos to your Windows 10, Mac, or …

Ben Stockton Apr 6th, 2021

How to Insert and Edit Tables in Google Docs

If you want to display data, images, or objects in your document, you can use a table. We’ll show you just how easy it is to insert a table in Google Docs and edit it to your liking.

Sandy Writtenhouse Mar 29th, 2021

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