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Stop Setting Text Styles in Every New Google Doc™
Tired of setting up your preferred fonts, colors, and sizes every single time you create a new document in Google Docs™? There’s a permanent solution that saves your custom formatting for all future documents.
The Frustrating Problem
You’ve probably done this before: you open a document, carefully format your “Heading 1” to use the right font and color, and then select Format > Paragraph styles > Heading 1 > ‘Update Heading 1 to match’.
It works perfectly… for that one document. But the moment you create a new document, all your custom styles are gone, and you’re back to the default Arial font. This is a huge waste of time.
The Permanent Fix: Save as Default Styles
The solution is to tell Google Docs™ to save your current document’s styles as the new default for your entire account.
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Create Your Perfect Styles: Open a new Google Docs™ document. Type some text for each style you want to customize (e.g., “Normal Text,” “Heading 1,” “Heading 2”).
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Format Them: Style each piece of text exactly how you want it to look by default. Change the font, size, color, line spacing, etc.
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Update Each Style: For each piece of text you styled, update its corresponding paragraph style. For example, select your styled “Heading 1” text and go to Format > Paragraph styles > Heading 1 > ‘Update Heading 1 to match’. Repeat this for all the styles you changed.
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Save as Default: This is the crucial step. Go to the text styles -> Options > Save as my default styles.
A confirmation message will appear stating, “Your default styles have been saved.”
Get the Add-On
Supercharge your Google Docs™ experience even further! If you work with tables and text frequently, our Add-On can save you countless hours.
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