Google Docs Reviews

The templates and the suggestions when putting a document together have been very helpful.They really do have something for every business situation

It is very tough to speak with somebody.If you have a technical issue navigating through a problem is a bit aggravating.

It is so easy to share folders, whether that's adding others to it or sending people the link! I love how you can search the name of the doc on your search engine and it comes up! I think the best feature on google docs is how you can see real time updates from other people editing the document - it is so great for collaboration. And, I do not even need clients to turn in the documents to me - because I can see them! I also love how it saves all your changes live!

I have been using google docs forever and have no complaints.

The best points are the easy download in many formats old and new , very good for schools eith a mix of technology, as most do.
Another great feature is the speed of search fuctions and the very easy drag and drop of documents

I wish google docs had more options and tutorials for clients and wasmore insync with google classes , which i also really like using.

It's free!! And of course it's owned by Google... So you can easily vouch on it's quality.. Besides it's an excellent free alternative for MS Word and due to it's online nature it's easier than ever to share the docs with your peers & friends.

Use Interface could have been a little more better

I can organize and share in Google Drive. I can also customize editing vs. viewing rights.

Sometimes I have trouble finding docs if I haven't organized them well. I appreciate that there is a feature that informs of recent documents that you have been editing.

I think you probably have to live under a rock if you don't know the gist of how Google Docs works, but I love Google Docs and use it for everything at work. I work remotely and often need to have a number of staff work on numerous reports at once. Google Docs is seamless for collaboration, if someone messes up you can always go into the history and fix it, and sharing is easy. Additionally, the @ feature where you can assign a comment to a coworker is the best thing ever invented. Microsoft is trying to replicate, but their online sharing is such a mess compared to Google Docs, and their products are way too complex for the output they give you. I swear by Google Docs and Google Sheets at work.

The only thing Microsoft has over them is the spelling and grammar tool. Google's unfortunately is subpar at best. Whenever I need to do a grad school project, I literally type the whole thing in Docs and export it to Word just to make sure the spelling and grammar is up to par. I would love to not have to do that anymore, and I can tell they are working on it. Once they figure out how to improve that, Google Docs will be a perfect product.

Some great things about google docs are the various editing features and sharing abilities.

Not all options that are available with Microsoft word are offered with google docs.

Its cloud-based platform ensures accessibility and ease of use across devices, enhancing productivity and teamwork.

Effortless collaboration and cloud-based accessibility streamline productivity in Google Docs.

some users may find limitations in formatting options or offline functionality compared to desktop word processing software.

The on-the-go collaborative features are easy to utilize. You can make sure the right people (access management) has the right access level (edit, comment, read-only) so they can meet the objectives. Not having to think "what is the right doc I should access?" is just great. There will be only one single document to access, and one single online version for everyone.

It might be a bit complex to structure the text/ tab/ formats. As a user, it may take a bit longer than with the traditional MS Word.

I would say the things I like most when it comes to using Google Docs is the storage your get to keep your files, the simplicity of navigating the site and the pricing.

I don't have any negatives to say about Google Docs.

Google docs is so easy to implement across a company because of the familiarity of the tool and also the company-wide access to google suite. The implementation is so easy and the cost, compared to other tools, is very affordable. The ability to make edits to be suggested is a strong feature and collaboration/commenting is powerful.

The formatting of Google is really falling behind platforms like Notion or ClickUp. With these modern doc tools you have the / button which pulls up an extensive list of commands making formatting incredibly easy. In addition, you can easily embed videos and other embeds into tools like Notion. I have found it very frustrating after becoming proficient on tools like ClickUp docs and Notion.

I use it all the time! Its easy to open files! It allows special features that make it easier to write and save documents! I like to change the color of the page I'm using! Helps with grammar and spelling, and so much more!

It froze on my phone a few times but no big deal, still accomplished a lot!

One of the most important features for me is that it is a webapp, is easy to access from any device without having software installed on all devices and paying more licenses. It works very well and is fast.

When importing a Microsoft Word document, the formatting is gone; you need to format again in Google Docs.

Ease of use and the ability to connect remotely with clients and colleagues.

Document management can be cumbersome and non-intuitive.

And what I like most is the fact that Google docs is basically the same thing as Google Word they do pretty much the same thing, so it gives me another option when word isn't working for me.

My least favorite thing about Google docs is that sometimes it's hard for me to find things that I've recently saved to the folder

I like Google docs it's offline and online capability, I can even use it in my phone and curate a document as if I use it in my laptop. The ability to save my docs in the Google drive directly really found me well.

Some features like saving document into different formats like PDF do need an internet connection to function. This doesn't finds me well since I'm not always in the internet connection when working.