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Home›Tech Advice›How to make Google Docs 😊: The easy way to add emoji without copy and paste

How to make Google Docs 😊: The easy way to add emoji without copy and paste

By Matthew Lynch
July 17, 2023
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Emojis have become a popular way to add personality and flair to our digital communication. Whether it’s for a work presentation or a personal blog post, using emojis in Google Docs can make your writing more engaging and eye-catching. Although inserting emojis in Google Docs might seem like a daunting task, there’s a simple and user-friendly way to do it without having to copy and paste. Follow these easy steps to bring your documents to life with emojis.

1. Open your Google Docs document: To get started, open the document where you wish to add emojis. If you don’t have one, create a new document by going to docs.google.com and clicking “Blank” or “+”.

2. Access the special characters menu: Click on the “Insert” tab in the main toolbar at the top of the screen. In the dropdown menu, scroll down and select “Special characters.”

3. Navigate to the emoji section: In the special characters window that opens up, you’ll find various symbols categorized by type. Click on the search bar at the top, type “emoji,” and press enter or click on the magnifying glass icon.

4. Search for your desired emoji: Once you’ve entered “emoji” in the search bar, you’ll see all available emojis appear in the character selection window below it. Scroll through these options or use the search bar again to find a specific one.

5. Insert your chosen emoji into the document: Click on an emoji to insert it into your document; it should appear at your cursor’s location in the text. You can also double-click on an emoji for quick insertion.

6. Change emoji size or style if desired: To adjust an emoji’s size or color, simply highlight it and format it as you would with any text in Google Docs – using font size adjustment, bold/italic/underline settings, or font color options.

7. Continue adding emojis: Feel free to insert more emojis by following steps 2-6 as needed to enhance your document with a lively and expressive touch.

And that’s it! You’ve now learned how to quickly and easily add emojis to your Google Docs without having cumbersome copy-paste methods. Enjoy embellishing your documents with expressive symbols, transforming even the most mundane texts into engaging, visually-rich masterpieces. Happy emoji-ing! 😊

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