Quite a lot of apps have switched over to the dark side, well not literally but from a visual aspect. Whether it actually ends up saving battery is up for debate, but what isn’t is the fact that it definitely leads to lesser strains on your eyes. However, there were still some apps from the Silicon Valley giants that were yet to be blessed with this dark mode. But finally, there is some good news in this regard. Three of Google’s most-used apps used from workflow purpose- Docs, Slides, and Sheets, have started receiving the dark mode feature.
The rollout has begun and it should to the entire userbase in a couple of days. Upon enabling the said feature, you could view your documents, presentations, and spreadsheets in a darker mode. However, some times, you might also need to view some graphs or diagrams in a lighter theme. Taking note of which, Google has also introduced a “View in light theme” option that just what its name says. So in such cases, rather tweaking with the dark theme you could use the aforementioned option. With that said, here are the complete instruction set on how to enable dark theme on Google Docs, Slides, and Sheets. Follow along.
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As of now, the feature is only available for Android users. In its support forum, Google has explicitly mentioned the same as well:
With that said, here are the required steps for the enabling of the dark mode on all these three apps. We will begin with the Docs app, followed by Sheets and then Slides.
