Here’s how to hyperlink in Google Docs on the website:

Inserting a hyperlink in the Google Docs mobile app works the same on both iOS and Android. Here’s how to hyperlink in the Google Docs app:

You can insert three types of hyperlinks in Google Docs: websites, links to other docs, and links to headings inside of the current document. These different types of hyperlinks are all created using the methods described above.

Website hyperlinks can be typed in directly when you create the hyperlink in a Google Docs document or copied from the address bar of your web browser. For example, if you wanted to hyperlink to this webpage from Google Docs, you could click the URL in the address bar and copy it, then follow the above instructions to insert it as a hyperlink. Hyperlinks to Google Docs documents and links that lead to headings within the same document are added the same way as hyperlinks, but you need to type part of the name of the document that you want to link instead of pasting a URL. Linking within a document works the same way, but you need to click “headings and bookmarks” instead, then select one of the headings in your current document.