Want to add visual flair and structure to your Google Docs? Text boxes are your secret weapon! They allow you to highlight key information, create sidebars, or even design custom layouts that stand out. But how exactly do you add these magic boxes? It's simpler than you think!
Here's the quick rundown:
1. **Go to Insert:** In your Google Doc, click on the "Insert" tab in the top menu.
2. **Select Drawing:** From the dropdown, choose "Drawing" and then "+ New".
3. **Add a Text Box:** In the drawing window, click the "Text box" icon (it looks like a 'T' inside a rectangle). Then, click and drag on the canvas to create your box.
4. **Type Away:** Type your desired text inside the box. You can customize the font, size, color, and alignment using the formatting options at the top.
5. **Save & Close:** Click "Save and Close" to insert the text box into your document.
Now you can move, resize, and format your text box within your Google Doc. Use it to emphasize quotes, add captions to images, or create eye-catching callouts. Experiment and get creative!
