GDocs rocks! It allows me to create documents or edit existing ones on the fly,
using a browser and a keyboard, on my smartphone or computer.
However, compared to Microsoft Word, Docs has always felt lacking in
non-core features. Google Docs is now catching up to its competitors in one important area: watermarks.
Google Docs users can now add watermarks to their documents in the form of images or text.
You can also save a Word document or export it from Docs to a local format.
To add a watermark to your document, go to the top bar, click "Insert", and scroll down
to "Watermark". The feature isn't available on mobile, so you'll need to use a desktop browser to add it.
"Draft" or "Confidential" watermarks will help the reader understand the document's status.