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Google Docs is recognized as an excellent text editor, particularly due to its free accessibility. Although it may not boast as many features as Microsoft Word, Docs perfectly fulfills purposes like note-taking, essay writing, and collaborating with friends and colleagues on the same project. Google continuously enhances its document editing process with new features, and one of the most notable recent additions is the ability to insert images before or after text. This format will be retained when importing or exporting documents from Microsoft Word.
Google Docs now supports the ability to insert images before or after text.
To experience this new feature of Google Docs on your phone, simply update and install the latest version shared by Mytour.vn here.
When this feature is available, click on the image in your Docs document and you'll see a toolbar or sidebar options appear, including two new options: 'behind text' and 'in front of text,' along with existing options such as 'Inline with text,' 'Wrap text,' and 'Break text' under the 'Text wrapping' section.
https://Mytour.vn/google-docs-support-inserting-images-before-after-text-27959n.aspx
Google Docs also preserves this text and image formatting when importing .docx files. The feature to insert text below images and write text on images is currently being rolled out and will reach users with personal Google accounts, as well as customers of Google Workspace Essentials, Business Starter, Business Standard, Business Plus, Enterprise Essentials, Enterprise Standard, Enterprise Plus, and G Suite Basic, Business, Education, Enterprise for Education, and Nonprofits in the coming weeks. If you don't have a Google account yet, you can refer to the guide on How to Create a Google Account here.
