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Google Docs Editor add-on quickstart | Google Workspace add-ons

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This quickstart creates a Google Docs Editor add-on that translates selected text in a document.

• Set up the script.
• Run the script.

To use this sample, you need the following prerequisites:

• A Google Account (Google Workspace accounts might require administrator approval).
• A web browser with access to the internet.

1. Create a Google Docs document at docs.new.
2. Click Extensions > Apps Script.
3. Click Untitled project.
4. Rename the Apps Script project Translate Docs and click Rename.
5. Next to the Code.gs file, click More more_vert > Rename. Name the file translate.
6. Click Add a file add > HTML. Name the file sidebar.

7. Replace the contents of each file with the following corresponding code, then click Save .

1. In your Docs document, reload the page.
2. Click Extensions > Translate Docs > Start.
3. When prompted, authorize the add-on. Upon authorization, the add-on will restart.
4. Type some text into your document and select it.
5. In the add-on, click Translate. To replace the text in the document, click Insert.

• Extending Google Docs with Apps Script
• Document service reference

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Last updated 2025-08-06 UTC.

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