Heres how to use bookmarks in Google docs, including creating, removing, and sharing them.

First, find and grab the text you want to use as the bookmark.

SelectInsertfrom the menu at the top of the page.

The Insert menu in Google Docs.

A blue ribbon will appear to the left of the selected text to show where the bookmark was added.

pick the text you want to be able to click to jump to a bookmarked spot in your document.

In the menu that appears, selectBookmarks, then grab the desired bookmark from the list that appears.

The location of the Bookmark option in Google Docs.

SelectApplyand the anchor text will become underlined and blue and a menu appears beneath it.

To use a bookmark to link two documents, you must own or have editing access to both documents.

you could grant that access bysharing them from Google Drive.

A bookmark ribbon in Google Docs.

Open both Google documents.

Once youve created the bookmark, a small menu appears below the bookmark with two options:LinkandRemove.

Right-clickLink, then selectCopy Link Address.

Highlighted text in Google Docs

In the other document, choose the text you want to link from and select theInsert Linkicon the toolbar.

Paste the link you copied from the other document and selectApply.

The blue, underlined link is inserted in your document.

The location of the Link option in Google Docs.

When you select it, it should take you to the bookmarked spot in the other document.

Its easy to do, both from the bookmark and the link.

To delete the bookmark, select theblue bookmark flagand in the menu that appears, selectRemove.

The bookmarks link options in Google Docs

Be sure to highlight the entire link because only the highlighted portion of the link will be removed.

The Apply option to apply a bookmark link in Google Docs.

The bookmark Link and Remove options in Google Docs.

The Copy link address option in Google Docs.