How to Add a Bookmark in Google Docs
The first step to making Bookmarks in the Document is adding them to either a blank space or giving a name to it. Or you can add a bookmark to an already existing content.
Step 1: Launch Google Docs
Step 2: Open the Google Document
From the array of files shown after you open “https://docs.google.com/” choose the file you want to edit and open it.
Step 1: Open the document where you want to insert the Bookmark
Step 3: Navigate to the Insert Menu
After setting the cursor to the position where you want to add the Bookmark(which can be an existing text or a blank space), go to the Top toolbar and click on the “Insert” menu.
click on the “Insert”
Step 4: Select the Bookmark Option
When “Insert” is clicked a dropdown menu will open and from the options in the menu, click on the “Bookmark” option.
Click on Insert > Select Bookmark Option
Step 5: Add a Name to the Bookmark
When a Bookmark is added to a blank space there is no name to the Bookmark and you can add a name to it.
Step: Add a name to the Bookmark when it is added to a blank space.
Alternatively, when the Bookmark is added to already existing content, the text just turns into a bookmark.
Alternative Step 4: Adding the bookmark to a Heading
How to use Bookmark in Google Docs
Google Docs is a tool part of the collaborative Google Suite that works on the Cloud. This is a free Word processor that Google provides and it needs no payment or installation, You have to sign up with your Google account and edit documents. It also allows a team to work together on a particular document in Sync without colliding with each other’s work.
Using bookmarks in Google Docs is a game-changer for navigating long documents efficiently. This feature is particularly useful in collaborative environments where multiple users are working on the same file, allowing everyone to find important sections instantly. Here, we’ll look at how to create, manage, and use bookmarks in Google Docs