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New Google Docs Drawing

Google Doc's Introduced another tool for making Drawings in Google Doc's. This will be used to make  charts, diagrams, designs, and  to create everything from project timelines to launch plans.



The new drawing editor lets you share drawings just like you share spreadsheets, documents, and presentations. You can also simultaneously edit drawings with your friends and chat with them right in the editor.
With drawings, you can insert text, shapes, arrows, scribbles, and add images from your hard drive or from the Web. You can also use alignment guides, snap to grid, and auto distribution to lay out drawings with precision.
Once you have your drawing you can copy and paste it in other documents, you can publish them to web and even you can  download them various formats like PNGs, JPGs, PDFs, and SVG.
Already have a drawing in another Google doc that you want to share with others? Just use the web clipboard to copy and paste it into the new drawing editor.

Please note that if you want to edit your drawings in the new editor, you need a browser that supports the 
SVG standard, like the latest versions of Safari, Firefox, or Chrome, or to install Chrome Frame if you are using Internet Explorer. You can learn more about browser requirements here.

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