The hanging indent is an important layout element for any word processing tool. Here’s how to add this type of indent to a Google Docs file.

How to export Google Docs files on a desktop browser Exporting Google Docs files on a desktop is relatively easy and takes only a few clicks. Here's how to do it.

Looking for a way to export data from Google Docs to Sheets? Check out this guide to import a Google Docs document into Google Sheets effectively.

Google Docs is a great app for creating documents on the go. Make it even more usable by adding the ability to create .docx files. Jack Wallen shows you how.

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.

How to download your Google Docs documents Downloading a Google Doc document lets you open it in desktop word processors (for example, Microsoft Word) and transfer it to physical storage mediums.

Fortunately, changing margins in Google Docs is easy to do and takes less than a minute. If you know a specific size you need, you’ll be able to enter it and keep that size going forward.

Learn how to install custom fonts using Extensis Fonts, Google Fonts website & filter and sort already installed fonts on Google Docs.

You can insert Google Slides into Google Docs by copying a particular slide to Google Docs. This guide shows you how to do that.

Either navigate to Google Docs or Google Sheets and right-click on the file, or go to File > Make available offline within an open document. To disable offline access, use either of the same commands.

If you are in the process of writing a novel and you prefer using Google Docs, here is how to format your manuscript to look more like a book.

You can edit Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides offline, without an internet connection—here's how to do it on desktop and mobile.