Google Docs


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1.26.401.05.90 by Google LLC
Oct 5, 2026 Old Versions

About Google Docs

Reviewed byBernadine WisokyContent Editor

Google Docs is a mobile word processing app that enables document creation, editing, and collaboration on Android.

Google Docs helps when you need to write, review, or approve documents away from a computer. You can capture ideas on your phone, keep projects moving during commutes, and coordinate with teammates without waiting to get back to a desk. It works as part of Google Workspace so your files and comments stay in one place across services. Many users look for the Google Docs APK when setting up Android devices that do not already include the app.


Key features in Google Docs

Real-time collaboration and sharing

Google Docs lets you co‑edit with teammates at the same time and see changes as they happen. You can add comments, suggest edits, assign action items, and set granular sharing permissions so the right people can view, comment, or edit. This helps keep feedback in context instead of scattered across messages.

Work offline with autosave

You can mark files as available offline and continue writing without a connection. Changes autosave to your device and sync back to the cloud when you reconnect, so edits are not lost. This is helpful on flights, subways, or any place with spotty signal.

Open, edit, and export common formats

Google Docs opens Microsoft Word and PDF files, then lets you make quick edits on your phone. You can convert to Google Docs format for collaboration, or export again to Word, PDF, and other formats when you need to share outside your team. Formatting stays consistent to reduce follow‑up fixes.

Writing help and AI tools

Google Docs includes grammar suggestions, Smart Compose, and voice typing so you can dictate notes hands‑free. Workspace subscribers can also access Gemini in Docs to draft outlines, adjust tone, or generate images within the document. These options help you move from a rough idea to a clean draft more quickly on mobile.

Smart canvas and Workspace connections

You can start faster with templates and use smart chips by typing @ to insert people, files, or calendar events. Building blocks, pageless mode, and document tabs help organize long projects without extra apps. Docs also connects with Drive for autosave and version history, supports eSignature for simple contract flows, embeds charts from Sheets, and lets you reply to comments directly from Gmail. Encryption by default and permission controls support secure sharing.


Google Docs access and plans

Core editing, commenting, and sharing features in Google Docs are available at no charge with a personal Google Account. Some capabilities, including Gemini in Docs and certain advanced collaboration features, are part of Google Workspace subscription plans. Availability of eSignature and admin controls can vary by plan and region.


Choosing a version of Google Docs

If you want the newest improvements, look for the Google Docs latest version for Android. Feature availability may depend on your account type and rollout timing, so some options can appear gradually. When collaborating with others, using a recent version helps keep formatting and tools consistent across devices.


How to use Google Docs on Android

This quick guide covers the basics from starting a file to sharing it with your team. It focuses on common tasks so you can get work done with fewer taps in Google Docs for Android. The steps below apply to new and existing documents.

Open Google Docs and sign in to your Google Account. If prompted, allow storage and microphone access for saving and voice typing.

Create a new document from a template or choose Blank. Then name the file so it is easy to find later.

Start typing or tap the microphone to dictate. Next, format text with the toolbar and insert images, links, or smart chips as needed.

To stay productive without a connection, open the file menu and turn on Available offline. Your changes will sync when you reconnect.

When ready to share, tap Share, add collaborators, and set view, comment, or edit permissions. Finally, use comments or suggested edits to collect feedback, then export to PDF or Word if required.


Get started with Google Docs

Google Docs offers on‑the‑go editing, collaboration, and file compatibility designed for mobile work. If you need quick access on your phone, you can download Google Docs and start working with your team in minutes.

For official information and product details, visit:

Website: https://workspace.google.com/intl/en_in/products/docs/

What's New in the Latest Version 1.26.401.05.90

Last updated on Oct 6, 2026
* Bug fixes and performance improvements

Additional APP Information

Latest Version

1.26.401.05.90

Uploaded by

Ray Chelsea

Requires Android

Android 10.0+

Available on

Content Rating

Everyone

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Google Docs FAQ

Can I use Google Docs offline?

Yes, you can use Google Docs offline by enabling the "offline" feature in your Google Drive settings.

Is Google Docs free to use?

Yes, Google Docs is completely free to use. However, if you need more storage space, you may need to pay for upgrading Google Drive plan.

Can I share my Google Docs with others?

Yes, you can easily share your Google Docs to others by granting them access to your document. with limitations to view-only, edit, or collaborate with you in real-time.

What types of documents can I create in Google Docs?

You can create a wide variety of documents in Google Docs, including letters, resumes, reports, proposals, and more.

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