You can change how you view a document, presentation or spreadsheet, like making the text bigger or hiding the toolbar at the top.
To zoom in on a slide, you can use keyboard shortcuts.
Zoom in or out
Change the zoom on a Google Docs or Sheets file
- On your computer, open a document in Google Docs or a spreadsheet in Google Sheets.
- In the toolbar, click 100%.
- Choose how big you want your text or enter a number from 50 to 200.
- Tip: In Google Docs, to make the document as wide as the browser window, click Fit.
Change the zoom on a Google Slides file
- On your computer, open a presentation in Google Slides.
- In the toolbar, click Fit.
- Select a zoom option from the drop-down or enter a number from 25 to 1,600.
- Tip: To make the canvas as wide as the browser window, click Fit.
Change your view
- On your computer, open a document, spreadsheet or presentation.
- In the toolbar, click View, then click an option.
- Fullscreen: Hides the menu and toolbar. To exit fullscreen, on your keyboard, press Esc or Escape. If you're using a touch screen, touch and hold to open the context menu
Exit fullscreen.
- Show print layout: This option is only available in Google Docs that are in pages format. See your headers, footers and margins between pages as if you'd printed the document.
- Fullscreen: Hides the menu and toolbar. To exit fullscreen, on your keyboard, press Esc or Escape. If you're using a touch screen, touch and hold to open the context menu
Exit fullscreen. Tip: Google Docs, Sheets and Slides remember your most recent view. When you change your view, it doesn't change for anyone else looking at the file.