How to Insert Text Box in Google Docs

This article examines Insert Text Box into Google docs and explains the main developments, practical implications, and context readers should understand.

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Instructions for Creating Text Box in Google Docs

Step 1:

In the document Google Docs users click on the Insert tab and then click on the Drawing tab.

Step 2:

Now will display a separate interface separate from the content interface on Google Docs. In this interface click on the T-frame icon in the top toolbar.

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A cross icon is displayed to drag the text box to the text box.

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Enter the content in the green box.

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Step 3:

After entering the content into the frame, the user proceeds to format the content. First, you can choose the font.

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Click on the 3 dot mark icon to expand the font formatting toolbox. Here users can change text size, color for text, align text, add table of contents,.

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Step 4:

To add a border around the text in the Text box click on the border icon and then select the type of list in the list.

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Continue to adjust the depth and size of the border.

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If you want to add color to the border, click on the colored pen icon next to it.

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Step 5:

After you have finished formatting the content, click on the Save & Close button in the top right corner of the Drawing interface.

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Step 6:

The Text box will display at the location where the user previously placed the mouse. We can move the Text box to anywhere in the document content.

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Step 7:

When you click on the Text box, the blue LINE will appear to enlarge or reduce the frame when needed. Below will be the Edit, In-LINE, Auto-Flow, Text Break and Alignment dimensions options. If you want to edit the text box content, click the Edit button.

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If you want to adjust the position of the text box with content such as the image below, use the downstream and margin options.

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The Google Docs text box is not available on the toolbar like Word, but through the drawing tool. The sections that format the text box content are also full so you can easily insert and create text boxes in the document.

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This article examines Insert Text Box into Google docs and explains the main developments, practical implications, and context readers should understand.

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