New document tabs in Google Docs provide a better way to organize your documents

Google Docs is introducing a new feature called document tabs to help users organize longer documents, centralize information, and make collaboration easier. This feature allows users to break down long documents into smaller, more digestible sections, making it easier to find what they're looking for quickly and stay on task. Document tabs can be particularly useful for creating structured documents, such as campaign briefs, pitch templates, and project management documents. Within each tab, users can also create subtabs to add even more structure to their document. Users can set an emoji for each tab to visually represent its content and make navigation easier. The left panel will open by default for documents containing two or more tabs, allowing users to navigate and manage tabs easily. Users can also share links to specific tabs rather than sharing the link to an entire document. The feature is available to all Google Workspace customers, Google Workspace Individual subscribers, and users with personal Google accounts. There is no admin control for this feature, and users can learn more about using document tabs in Google Docs through the Help Center. The rollout pace for this feature is gradual for Rapid Release domains, starting on October 7, 2024, and full rollout for Scheduled Release domains, starting on October 21, 2024.