Google Docs is a capable and free word processor. If you want to highlight or separate details in a Doc, making a text is essential.

Follow this tutorial on how to save steps when you want to format, link, comment or copy distinct sections of text in a Google Doc.

You likely know Google Docs lets you collaborate with other users in real time. But there’s a lot more to Google Docs than you may realize.

Google Docs lets you add emoji within a document as well as alongside selected text as an emoji reaction. Emoji often add a bit of emotional commentary to text. An emoji smile, wink, thinking face ...

How to insert image captions in Google Docs with inline texts Text wrapping options in Docs control how text behaves around images.

To add links in a Google Doc, wrap the text that you want to link with “ [” and “]”. Immediately follow it up with the link, wrapped in parentheses.

Want to change the default texting formatting on Google's word processor? Then you've come to the right place.

The strikethrough and checklist functions in Google Docs can be particularly handy when organizing tasks online. Here are keyboard shortcuts for them.

Want to add some style and personality to your Google Docs files? Here’s a guide on how to add doodles, sketches, and other exciting media to your docs.

To avoid Google correcting words it shouldn't, Jack Wallen shows you how to add entries to the personal dictionary to help expand Docs' vocabulary.