Do you need to organize a spread of documents, pictures, and videos scattered throughout your Google Docs? It’s time you learned how to make folders, friend.

The Google Docs mobile app carries a nice feature that allows you to make files available offline, so if you lose connection to the internet, you can still access documents and edit them as before.

This article explains how to convert a Google Doc to PDF. The Google Docs website provides a few ways to do this depending on what you want to do with the PDF after it's been converted. The ...

Create a New Folder for Each Project Creating separate folders for each project in Google Drive makes it easier to find and manage all the documents related to a specific project.

Folders and files are the bread and butter of Google Drive. Here’s a guide on how to create a new folder, and how to move files around the Drive platform.

How to use Google Docs offline on desktop You can make individual files or all your files available offline.

In Google Docs, Duet AI can create, modify and proofread text. If Duet AI has been added to your Google account, try the following features in Google Docs on the web.

If you are in the process of writing a novel and you prefer using Google Docs, here is how to format your manuscript to look more like a book.

The strikethrough and checklist functions in Google Docs can be particularly handy when organizing tasks online. Here are keyboard shortcuts for them.

Indents are used to distinguish one paragraph from another, but hanging indents are used in citations. Here's how to create one on Google Docs easily.

Whether you want to continue your paperless pledge, save money, or have one less item to lug around campus, here's how to utilize Google Drive as a virtual backpack.