How to Make a Page Title in Google Docs

Page title is often used to mark certain pages from the document as it belongs to a specific section. It may also let readers and even the author themself to quickly navigate between long pages in an instant. But making a page title is not just inflating the font size and call it a day. You have to assign it properly. Here, I’m going to show you how to add a page title to your Google Docs document. 1. First open Google Docs and open the document you want to modify. In this example, I have a document with multiple titles and subtitles but they are not assigned properly. 2. To make a page title, select the title text. 3. Then navigate to Styles, hover above Title, and click Apply title. 4. The page title has been created. 5. You may also add headings and sub-headings to other subtitles within the page. Ideally, you might want to select the heading level based on the document’s hierarchy so it would be easier to navigate. Now you have created a proper page title. You can see the result on the Outline panel on the left. If you share the document to your colleagues, they would also see the navigation panel. By the way, you can download the document as a Microsoft Word file and have the page title intact. To see that in Microsoft Word, open the document, go to View and tick the Navigation Pane box. It will appear on the left side of the screen and you can jump between sections in an instant. And that’s how to set a page title on Google Docs. ► Are you a blogger? This is better than AdSense! https://geni.us/Ezoic (affiliate link) Thank you for your support and for watching the video.