How to use Google Docs offline on desktop You can make individual files or all your files available offline.

File and folder management in Google Drive on the web is pretty straightforward. Hover over files and folders to see options ...

When you want to quickly upload multiple files to Google's servers for storage, revision or sharing, you don't need to upload each file individually.

You create documents in Microsoft Office and Google Docs, then use Dropbox to back up and store these files online. Bouncing among all these different services to create, save, and share can be ...

The Google Docs mobile app carries a nice feature that allows you to make files available offline, so if you lose connection to the internet, you can still access documents and edit them as before.

Google Docs is more than a novelty web app. Here, we outline how to get started with the popular word processor so you can create documents and collaborate.

Rather than having these files clutter up your desktop or other folders, you can import them directly into your Google Docs account to view at a later time. First, though, make sure the file type ...

You can edit Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides offline, without an internet connection—here's how to do it on desktop and mobile.

Google Docs, released in 2006, is free to use, web-based, and not only for text documents; you can create slideshows and spreadsheets, too. Here's how to use it.

Learn how to convert Microsoft Office files like Excel, Word, and PowerPoint to Google Docs, Documents, Sheets, and Slides, respectively.