Google Docs offers interesting editing tricks, but caption support isn't among them. Alternative solutions include tables, drawings, inline text, and add-on features.

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.

In Google Docs, you can add watermark, picture and solid color background to your page. Learn how to insert Background Images in Google Docs.

Did you know you can add a text box filled with color or a unique shape to your Google Doc? Here's where you'll find that feature in Google Drive.

Image: Andy Wolber/TechRepublic Google Docs lets you add emoji within a document as well as alongside selected text as an emoji reaction. Emoji often add a bit of emotional commentary to text. An ...

Compared to Microsoft Word, the younger Google Docs has a slightly more circuitous process for creating a text box. It's still fairly simple, it just takes a bit of menu searching to find the ...

Google doesn't allow users to add a local or custom (anything outside the default fonts or extension) font to Google Docs. Google Docs uses only special web-based fonts.

Google has started integrating parts of the Markdown syntax in Google Docs, Slides, and Drawings. Basically, Google will convert your Markdown syntax into formatted text as you’re typing.

In Google Docs, you’re able to set up certain word substitutions that can be replaced by characters anywhere in the text. For instance, typing “1/2” will automatically convert to “½”.