Most word processing applications have ways for you to add a link, and Google Docs is no different. Our tutorial below will show you how to add a hyperlink to a document in Google Docs so that your readers can click on that link and be taken to the site you want them to see.
How to Insert a Link in a Google Docs Document
The steps in this article assume that you have a Google Docs document already, and that it contains text that you want to turn into a hyperlink. Additionally, you should have the Web page to which you want to link open, or you should know the address of the site at which the hyperlink will point. Step 1: Go to your Google Drive at https://drive.google.com/drive/my-drive and open the document into which you want to add the hyperlink. Step 2: Highlight the text to which you will be adding the link.
Step 3: Click the Insert link button in the toolbar above the document.
Step 4: Type or paste the address of the desired Web page into the Link field, then click the Apply button.
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