How to Add Page Border in Google Docs

Learn How to add a page border in Google Docs using a clean and customizable method — perfect for resumes, school assignments, certificates, reports, and professional documents. Since Google Docs doesn't include a built-in page border feature, this tutorial walks you through a simple step-by-step method using the Drawing tool, along with tips to make your border look neat, consistent, and aligned across every page. Chapters: 00:00 – Intro 00:13 – Add a page border 01:46 – Add border to multiple pages 02:09 – Conclusion What You’ll Learn: ✅ How to create a page border using the Google Docs Drawing tool ✅ How to use rectangles shape, and transparent fill for clean border designs ✅ How to adjust border color, border weight, and border dash styles ✅ How to place your border behind text so your content stays visible ✅ How to fix alignment issues using “Move with text” and “Fixed position on page” ✅ How to resize and position the border perfectly to fit the full page ✅ How to copy the border to multiple pages manually ✅ How to apply the border to all pages at once by placing it inside the header ✅ How to maintain consistency across every page of your document Why Use These Methods? Clean Design – Create professional-looking page borders for any type of document. Full Flexibility – Customize border color, thickness, and style to match your theme. Better Formatting Control – Place borders behind text, lock them in place, and align them perfectly. Works on All Devices – Create borders on Google Docs using any computer or Chromebook. Multi-Page Support – Apply the same border automatically across every page for a polished, consistent look. Which border style did you like most? Tell us in the comments! If this tutorial helped you, make sure to like, share, and subscribe for more Google Docs tips and easy productivity tutorials! Whether you're a student, teacher, professional, or creator, this guide will help you design polished borders in Google Docs with ease. #googledocs #pageborderdesign #googledocstutorial