How to add a page on Google Docs: A Simple GuideUpdated a month ago
To add a new page in Google Docs, you don’t need to manually insert a page break, as Google Docs will automatically create a new page when you reach the end of the current one while typing. However, if you want to insert a page break before reaching the end of the page
Key Highlights: Add a Page on Google Docs
Using a Page Break
- Go to Insert > Break > Page Break or use the shortcut Ctrl + Enter (Windows) or Cmd + Enter (Mac) to add a new page.
- The content after the page break will start on a new page.
Manual Spacing with Enter Key
Press the Enter key multiple times to create space for a new page. While less precise, it can move content to the next page.
Adjust Margins for Layout Control
Go to File > Page setup to increase margins, pushing content to the next page more quickly.
Using Section Breaks
Insert a Section Break (Next Page) from Insert > Break to start a new section on a new page, useful for organizing content.
Additional Tips
Use File > Print to preview your document's layout and check how pages are arranged. Add headers and footers or page numbers via Insert for a more structured document.
These methods provide flexibility in adding and managing pages, giving you control over your document's organization.