If you aren’t logged into a Google Account, enter your email address and password when prompted before continuing.
Click a blank space on the slide. Press Ctrl+A (Windows) or ⌘ Command+A (Mac) to highlight the whole slide. Press the Del key (Windows) or the backspace key (Mac).
On a Mac, make sure you’re doing this on the page rather than in your Mac’s menu bar that’s at the top of the screen.
You can center your text by highlighting the text, clicking the “Align” tab (which resembles four stacked horizontal lines), and clicking the “Center” option which is the second icon from the left in the resulting drop-down menu.
Click Insert. Select Image in the drop-down menu. Click Upload from computer in the pop-out menu. Select an image, then click Open or Choose. Resize the image by clicking and dragging its corners inward or outward. Click and drag the image to the location on the slide in which you want to store the image.
Click Insert, then click Text box in the drop-down menu. Click and drag from the top-right corner to close to the middle of the slide, then drag down to the bottom of the card. Enter your text and images if necessary.
Click Insert. Select Image in the drop-down menu. Click Upload from computer in the pop-out menu. Select an image, then click Open or Choose. Resize the image by clicking and dragging its corners inward or outward. Click and drag the image to the right side of the slide.
Click Insert. Click Text box. Click and drag across the section of the image in which you want to create text.
If you need to change the text’s color, highlight the text in question, then click Format, select Text, select Color, and click the color you need to use.
On a Mac, make sure you’re clicking File on the Google Docs page and not in your Mac’s menu bar.
On a Mac, you can also click File in the upper-left corner of the screen and then click Print in the resulting drop-down menu.
