The following video demonstrates how to use the Lines, Shape, and Text tools, as well as rotate a shape from the Actions tool. Then, right click on it to open a drop down menu.
First, identify the image you would like to resize and select it. Select which tool you’d like to use, and then click and drag your cursor across the drawing board to create your shape or image. Step 1: Select the image you would like to resize and right click on it. The process for using the drawing tools is more or less the same. The Shape option is an icon that looks like. Image (box with a mountain inside): Insert an image from your computer or Google Drive, or search for one on the internet. Click on the Shapes icon, which is to the immediate left of the Text box button.
Text box (box with a “T” inside): Insert a text box to add text to your drawing.Shape (circle overlapping a square): Allows you to insert several premade shapes, including arrows, callouts, and equation symbols. Answer: Shapes or any graphic images are positioned in a non-intuitive way in Google Docs and in any other word processor like Microsoft Word.Lines (slanting line): Choose between several different line styles to draw.Select (cursor): Select a shape in your drawing.You can insert a ruler or guidelines from the drop-down menu. Zoom (magnifying glass): Zoom in or out on your drawing.Redo (curved arrow pointing right): Redo the most recently undone action.Undo (curved arrow pointing left): Undo the most recent action.You can also insert shapes, arrows, callouts and equations in Google Docs. Actions: Displays a menu with different actions, such as downloading the image, showing version history, copying, pasting, and rotating the image, and inserting Word Art. In the Google Apps drawing window choose Actions then Word Art.
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