Headings make the structure of your documents accessible to both sighted users and those who use screen readers.
1. Open the document in Google Docs.
3. Select the Style menu.

4. Select the appropriate heading level for your text.

6.3. Select the Style menu.

6.4. Select the heading style that you want to update to match your current heading style.

6.5. Click the small arrow next to the heading style. Select Update '[heading level]' to match.
