Use Google Drawing in Google Docs
- You can draw in Google Docs by using the built-in Drawing tool.
- The Drawing tool allows you to create and manipulate lines, shapes, colors, text, and more to add an artistic touch to your documents.
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Google makes it easy to get artistic with Google Docs, giving you a few options to add your own personal drawings in any document.
There are two ways to draw in Google Docs. You can either insert a drawing into an open Google Doc or create a drawing in Google Drive using Google Drawings.
We are going to focus on the first method — drawing into a Google Doc directly — but keep in mind that you can create an image in Google Drawings and then later upload that same drawing into a Google Doc.
Here's how to create a drawing within Google Docs.
How to draw in Google Docs
1. Log into Google Drive and open your Google Doc. If you're creating a new Google Doc, click on the "+ New" button followed by "Google Docs."
2. In the toolbar, click "Insert." Using your cursor, highlight "Drawing" in the sub-menu, then click "+ New" when it appears.
3. A checkered window will pop up; this is, essentially, your digital sketchbook. It includes a toolbar that allows you to perform several functions, such as draw lines and shapes, insert images, alter colors, or create text boxes.
4. Select your preferred tool by clicking on it, then click and drag the tool across the workspace to draw with it.
5. Once you are finished drawing, click "Save and Close."
Once you have added your drawing, you can continue to edit and format your Google Doc however you want to.
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Chrissy Montelli is a writer and content creator originally from Long Island, NY. She is the author of two poetry chapbooks, Heart Float (Bottlecap Press) and Going to Ithaca (Ghost City Press), as well as various online publications. Read more from her at chrissymontelli.wordpress.com.
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Use Google Drawing in Google Docs
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