Google Docs and Drive have an offline mode that allows you to create and edit documents without an internet connection. Anything you do will sync with the online version when you're back online.

Here are four easy tips to make working in Google Docs even easier.

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.

In its initial announcement, Google didn't say if and when the feature would make its way to the Google Docs app. Code sleuth ...

Have you noticed the recent change in Google Docs? Here's what the document tabs feature does and how to use it to help you navigate your work.

Here’s how it works. How to insert a text box in Google Docs Within Google Docs there is a pop-up version of Google Draw that allows you to insert shapes, text boxes and drawings into your document.

Insert a scanned image or photo into Google Docs After saving your scanned images, you can add them to Google Docs. We also have a workaround if you cannot convert your PDF file.

Want another way to save time typing? Try Google Docs’ voice typing feature. If you want more AI assistance in your workflow, learn how to master Google Sheets with Gemini AI.

Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides are the latest first-party apps to get various Material 3 Expressive tweaks. The updates in these three apps specifically apply to the editor interface.

Learn how Duet AI can help you refine your work in Google Docs and enhance your writing with its Help me write and Proofread features.

Google has been using documents that are publicly available to train its AI. Does that mean my Google Docs are vulnerable? I investigated.