Title case*-Makes the first letter of each word a capital letter, except conjunctions, articles, and prepositions. First letter capitals-Makes the first letter of each word a capital letter. Sentence case-Makes the first word of each sentence a capital letter to begin. If a letter in a word is uppercase, it will now be lowercase or vice versa. 
Invert case-Makes letters the inverse case of each letter selected. In addition to the three capitalization types already covered-lowercase, uppercase, and title case-Change Case offers up three more types: Make sure you fully understand the permissions and trust the developer before installing any add-on.Īfter installation finishes, click Add-Ons > Change Case to see a list of all the options available. These are fundamental to the operation of the add-on for it to function correctly. Upon installing the add-on, you need to grant it specific permissions. Select “Install” to add the add-on to Google Docs.Ĭlick “Continue” to proceed with installing the add-on into Google Docs. Next, click the magnifying glass icon, type “Change Case” into the search box, and hit the Enter key.Ĭlick on the “Change Case” add-on in the G Suite Marketplace. To get an add-on, open a new or existing file in Google Docs, click “Add-Ons,” and then select “Get Add-Ons.” To get even more case options, you’ll have to install a Google Docs add-on. While Google’s built-in capitalization feature is excellent if you want to change the text into lowercase, uppercase, or title case, it does lack a few other options available in other word processors. :max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/C4-HighlightinGoogleDocs-annotated-96cd6b682e3e43dd8f6897bb4c63ae6d.jpg "highlight text shortcut google docs")
Once in the document, tap the Edit icon found in the bottom-right corner of the screen.The selected text will now change to all capital letters.Ĭhange Text Case with a Google Docs Add-on Tap the icon to launch Google Docs on your mobile device, and then open the document that contains the text you would like to highlight.
You can also highlight text straight from the mobile app on iOS or Android. The highlight will then be removed from the selected text. To remove the highlight from the text, select the highlighted text by clicking and dragging your cursor over it, click the Highlighter icon in the menu bar, and then click “None” from the drop-down menu. When you’re happy with the selected color, click “OK.” If you know the Hex code of the color, you can enter it in the text box to the right of “Hex.” Alternatively, you can adjust the hue and the shade of the color by clicking and dragging the circles in each respective option. If you can’t find the exact color you’re looking for in the palette, click “Custom.”Ī new window will appear with a couple of options to get the exact color you’re looking for.
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