How to Use Multiple Page Orientations at Once in Google Docs
May 16, 2021, 10:24 am EDT
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When you’re creating a document that could benefit from both portrait and landscape page orientations, consider Google Docs. You can mix both views throughout your document for the perfect format.
Elements like tables, charts, graphs, and even images can often look better in landscape view. But that doesn’t mean that the words surrounding those items do. Luckily, a feature to switch page orientations in a single document was added to Google Docs.
Changing Page Orientation in Google Docs
Regardless of which view you start your document with, you can change any page to the opposite. And the feature is flexible enough that you can select a particular element or text, put it on its own page, and change its view. Here’s how it works.