In this article, we will show you how to format text in Google Forms in just a few clicks. Simply follow the steps below!
To format text in Google Forms, you have a variety of options to enhance the usability and appearance of your forms.
Here's how to do it:
Look for the "Customize Theme" icon in the top-right corner of your screen; it looks like a paint palette. Click on it to open the "Theme" sidebar.
In the Theme sidebar, you'll find dropdown menus for "Header," "Question," and "Text." Click on the dropdowns to select a new font and size for each section.
If you want more font options, click "More fonts" and access the entire Google Fonts library.
Click on the title or description of your form to start editing. You will see a formatting bar beneath the field with icons for bold, italic, underline, and hyperlink.
Highlight the text you want to format or place your cursor where you want to start typing. Click on the bold, italic, or underline icon to apply that formatting.
Here's an example:
To add a hyperlink, click the link icon, and enter the URL.
For descriptions, you can also add numbered or bullet lists. Start typing your list and use the icons in the formatting bar to convert your text to a list.
Here's an example:
Tip: To remove formatting, highlight the text and click the "T" that has a line through it.
We hope that this article has helped you and given you a better understanding on how to format text in Google Forms.
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