OK, so adding borders to a photo in Google Docs is quite simple. When an image is added to the document, users should immediately see additional buttons visible on the toolbar.

In this tutorial, we will discuss inserting a background image in Google Docs. How to add a watermark as a background in Google Docs Click the Insert tab and click Watermark from the drop-down menu.

Google Docs makes it not only easy to move your image into place, but also manipulate the way it looks. You can flip and rotate your images once you’ve placed them onto your Google Doc.

Open a Google Docs file. Select where you want to add the scanned photo to the document. Click Insert. Select Image and choose how you want to add the picture.

Insert image captions with tables on the Google Docs mobile app Open a document in Google Docs. In editing mode, tap + at the top of the screen. Select Table. Set Columns to 1 and Rows to 2.

With your Google Doc open, look for Insert on the top menu bar. Click on Insert and you’ll see, in descending order, options to insert an Image, Table, Chart, Drawing, and other special elements.

How to Put Borders Around Pictures on Google Docs. Google does not offer a feature that directly supports adding borders around the images inserted into a Google Docs document, as of May 2013.