How to insert text box in google docs

• Go to the Google Docs website (docs.google.com) and sign in to your Google account if you’re not already logged in. How to insert text box in google docs

Create a New Document:

• Click on the “+ Blank” button to create a new blank document.

Insert a Text Box:

• Click on the “Insert” menu at the top of the screen.

Select “Drawing”:

• From the Insert menu hover over “Drawing” then click on “+ New.”

Create Your Text Box:

• A Drawing dialog box will open.
• In the Drawing dialog box click on the “Text box” icon (it looks like a “T” in a square).

Draw Your Text Box:

• Click and drag your mouse to create a text box of the desired size within the drawing canvas that appears.
• Once the text box is created you can resize it by clicking and dragging the corners.

Add Text to the Text Box:

• Doubleclick inside the text box to start typing your article. You can also copy and paste text from another document.

Format Your Text:

• Use the formatting options in the Drawing dialog box to format your text as needed. You can change font size style color and alignment.

Save and Insert:

• After you’ve created your text box and added your article click the “Save and Close” button in the upperright corner of the Drawing dialog box.

Position the Text Box:

• The text box will now appear in your Google Docs document. You can click and drag it to position it where you want within your article.

Repeat If Necessary:

• If your article is longer than the initial text box you can repeat steps 310 to create additional text boxes as needed and continue writing your article.

Edit and Review:

• Review and edit your article as necessary. Make sure it a wellstructured 1000word article with proper formatting and content.

Save Your Document:

• Don’t forget to periodically save your document by clicking the “File” menu and selecting “Save” or “Save as.” Google Docs typically autosaves your work but it a good practice to save manually as well.

That it! You’ve inserted a text box in Google Docs and written a 1000word article within it. Remember to save your work as you go along to avoid any potential loss of data.