Unlike Microsoft Word, Google Docs doesn’t currently provide a built-in text box feature, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be done. We’ll show you a few ways to insert a text box in Google Docs.

Unlike Microsoft Word, there is no direct link to insert a text box in Google Docs on the toolbar, but once you know how, it’s pretty simple. It’s time to think inside the box.

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. Here’s how to add a text box in just a few steps: ...

Here's how to insert a text box in Google Docs. In the next section, we walk you through formatting techniques to ensure your text box looks the way you want. Open Google Docs from your web browser.

To insert a text box in Google Docs using the drawing tool, click the “Insert” option in the menu bar, hover your cursor over the “Drawing” option, and then select “New” from the sub ...

While you're writing in the box, a Format tab will appear in the top taskbar, which you can use to customize the box's text (font, character size, etc.) independently of the regular document's text.

If you want to add a Text Box in Google Docs then you can use the Drawing option & Single cell table, & change font, border width, background color, etc.

To insert a text box in Google Docs, you can make your own text box in the drawing tool, or you can use a 1×1 table and format its borderlines as 0 pt. To reach the drawing tool, click Insert → ...

In Google Docs on the web, select Insert, then Table, choose a 1×1 cell, then add text. In every case, you can select any text you enter in the table and adjust the font, font size, style, and color.