Get an additional set of headings, titles, and normal text styles from this tool for your documents. Just pick a style in the sidebar and use it for any part of your text to make it look pretty.
Video: How to style your text in Google Docs
How to work with the Styles add-on
Run the tool
Open your document in Google Docs and go to Add-ons > Styles > Start to open the sidebar with the styles:
Apply a new style to the selected paragraphs
You can pick any style set in the list to see its full-size preview in the sidebar:
It is very easy to apply any style to your text:
- Place the cursor in the paragraph you want to format in your document, or select several paragraphs to change.
- Click on the style you prefer, e.g. Heading 1, Title, or Normal text, in the sidebar.
- Right-click the text formatted as Heading 1 or the text with the style you want to change in the document.
- Pick the option Select all matching text. This way you automatically select all occurrences of Heading 1.
- Click any style in the sidebar you want to apply to all the selected paragraphs.
The add-on will keep bookmarks, links, and such formatting as bold, italics, and underline in your document.
Apply the style set to the entire document
If your document has its structure with titles and headings, you can make it look polished in just one click:
- Pick one of 12 designed style sets in the list.
Tip. You will see full-size preview below the list in the sidebar.
- Click on the Apply style button.
All styles in the document will change accordingly.
The add-on will keep bookmarks, links, and such formatting as bold, italics, and underline in your document.