How to Include a Picture in a Google Doc
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- 2. Start with a PICTURE Take a selfie, download an image, or screenshot an image to use as your profile picture Okay to use JPG, JPEG, PNG files Thanks to Shameeka for agreeing to share her work!
- 3. Move image to computer
- 4. Go to the text entry in your Google doc
- 5. Put your cursor at the beginning of the writing
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