Inserting a Bookmark

A bookmark within a Google Docs document is like a hyperlink within the document, to a specific point in the document. This can be useful to provide a menu to places in larger documents. 

1. Click the Insert tab.
2. Highlight the text where you want to add a bookmark. In the example, we’ll highlight Google Document.
3. Click Bookmark in the Insert Toolbar.
4. In the example, we have the new bookmark as soon as we click Insert on the Bookmark editing popup screen. You can rename the bookmark if you like.
   
   
   

You can also insert hyperlinks (to external URLs) in the same way. It’s all fairly intuitive to manipulate the text and other common features of a document. Let’s take a look at the Revisions tab, arguably the most valuable asset of Google Docs.