Whether you want to make text stand out, add some structure, or create a unique visual, we’ll show you a few ways to insert a text box in Google Docs.
Maybe you’re trying to make text more prominent in your document or want a uniform appearance for certain portions of content. Unlike Microsoft Word, Google Docs doesn’t currently provide a built-in text box feature, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be done.
Step 1: Place your cursor where you want the text box, select Insert > Drawing in the menu, and pick New. Step 4: Add your text inside the box and you then have the option of using the tools at the top to customize it. As examples, you can add a border and choose its color, change the font style and size, or align and space the text.
Step 7: To make changes to the text, select Edit in the floating toolbar. This reopens the Drawing tool for you to make and save the adjustments. Step 3: When the table appears, enter the text in the cell and optionally change the font style, size, or color with the top toolbar.
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