How to Make a Full Page Grid in Google Docs

For spreading the grid across the entire page of Google Docs, follow these steps. Note that we will be using the same grid we created previously and spreading it out to the entire page.

Step 1: Go to page setup

Go to the File tab and click on Page Setup.

Step 2: Change margins

Set all the margins as desired, preferably 0, if you want to move the grid to extreme edges of the page and click OK.

Note: If the table does not cover most of the page, then you will have to add more rows and columns to fill up the space. You can do this manually, or you can use distribute rows/columns option as we did previously.

Step 3: Go to Table properties

You will notice that although most of the page is now covered with the grid, there is some space left on the top.

To remove this, click anywhere inside the table and go to the three dots on the top. Then select Table properties option.

Step 4: Choose the top centre option from Quick Layouts

Go to the Quick Layouts drop-down in the side pane that opens, and select the option where the table is present in the Top centre.

And here, you have a full-page grid:

Creating a grid in Google Docs is a vital skill for anyone aiming to organize content efficiently and improve the aesthetics of their documents. By default, there is no direct method of inserting a grid in Google Docs. But we can make use of tables with the help of different tools that Google Docs provides to get the same result.

In this article, we will discuss how we can make a grid in Google Docs. We will see how we can use a grid for a specific purpose like a Calendar or sticker. Further, we will also learn how we can spread a grid across the entire page in Google Docs.