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Now, you’ll see the drawing editor.
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When creating a drawing for a document, the shapes menu can be particularly helpful. From thought bubbles to arrows to a smiley-face, this menu can help you whip up something playful or professional in no time.
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As with
images, you can resize a drawing and even mark it as
inline or
fixed within your document.
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You can also copy an existing Google drawing into a document. To do that, first select the relevant shapes in your original drawing, and then copy them using the Web clipboard.