Google Docs is an incredibly convenient word processor, and a number of forward thinking tools mean you may be able to save docs you mistakenly deleted.

If you're a Google Docs power user, you should start using the Version history feature to help save you from when something goes disastrously wrong with a document.

Insert a scanned image or photo into Google Docs After saving your scanned images, you can add them to Google Docs. We also have a workaround if you cannot convert your PDF file.

However, you can access Google Docs offline, letting you move your desk to a park, coffee shop or anywhere else you might want to work.

You can also head to the dedicated Google Docs portal page, where the templates are listed above your recent documents (click Template gallery to see more).

The Google Docs mobile app carries a nice feature that allows you to make files available offline, so if you lose connection to the internet, you can still access documents and edit them as before.

Google Docs is an incredibly convenient word processor, and a number of forward thinking tools mean you may be able to save docs you mistakenly deleted.