How to Draw Using Google Drawings
With knowing to use the tools in Google Drawings, you can start to create any illustrations. To achieve your desired drawing outcome, read the steps below.
How to Draw Using Google Drawings
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Step 1: How to Insert Outside Image
In Google Drawings, you are free to use outside images as the basis for your art. You can start by inserting images by following this step. Locate the Insert button, then click. Then, select the Image from the options. Afterward, you can choose from the available options that appear.
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Step 2: How to Insert Text in Google Drawings
To insert text in your drawing, you need to hover the Insert button and then click. Options will appear, so select the Text Box button. After selecting, it will direct you to create a text box where you can type in your desired text for your drawing.
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Step 3: How to Add a New Shape in Google Drawings
In case you want to add a new shape, this step will help you. First, locate the Insert button, then click. You can see options there; this time, you need to click the Shape button. Afterward, you can choose the type of shape that suits your purpose. Moreover, you can add callouts & equations.
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Step 4: How to Use Line Objects in Google Drawings
Just do this step in adding lines to link images and other shapes together. You can start by hovering your mouse to the Insert button and clicking. Then, choose the Line from the options provided. Next to that, you can select the type of line that you like. This time, you can now use your trackpad to create a line object such as arrows in your chosen location.
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Step 5: How to Save a Drawing
You can save your drawings by clicking on the gray Untitled drawing box at the top of the Google Drawings window and typing in your preferred name to keep your work. Once done, you can also share and export drawings on Google Drawings.
Can I share my Google Drawings in Google Classroom?
Yes, you can share any Google Drawings in your Google Classroom. Make sure to send the link to your Google Drawing file.
Is there another creative way to type in a text in my Google Drawing?
Yes, you can use Word Art for a more creative text.
Can I fill the color of my callout shapes?
It’s okay to fill color with your callout and other shapes.
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