Google Docs

Google Docs is Google's web-based word processor for creating and collaboratively editing documents.

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Google Docs is a web-based word processor that Google introduced in 2006. Users create and edit documents in a web browser or mobile app, and several people can work on the same document at once, leaving comments and suggested edits. Documents are stored in Google Drive.

Together with Google Sheets and Google Slides, it forms Google's suite of document tools and is offered with both personal Google accounts and Google Workspace for organizations.

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