You can build slides, create transitions, and work with text, shapes, and tables. Slides: Slides is Google's presentation app. Based on the data in a spreadsheet, Sheets can suggest chart types and analysis through its Explore tool. You can also build charts and graphs and use built-in formulas. Spreadsheets: With the Sheets app, create, edit, and format spreadsheets. You get text and paragraph formatting tools and can add links, images, and tables view an outline of your document run a spell checker and see word and character count. Word processing: Docs, the word-processor app, lets you create, edit, and format text documents. You can view collaborator edits in real time and chat with others working on a file in a message window. Collaborators can add comments to a file and address comments made by others. Set whether colleagues can edit, comment, or just view the file and if they can download, print, or copy the document. By default, you need to be connected to the cloud to work on files, but you can install a Google Docs offline extension and turn on offline access to work when not connected.Įasy collaboration: Share a text file, spreadsheet, or presentation by tapping the Share button and adding people by name or email address. Your Gmail messages and Google Photos can count toward your storage cap. You can purchase 100GB for $19.99 per year or 1TB for $99.99 per year. Out of the gate, you get 15GB of storage for free. Work in the cloud: All your documents are kept in Google Drive cloud storage. Prosįree: Like Google's other consumer services, the Google Docs collection of cloud-based productivity apps, which Google refers to as 'Docs Editors,' are free to use.

The Google Docs suite - including Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides - is a free, easy-to-use, and surprisingly rich collection of productivity software tools.

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