Are you confused about how to see Google Docs thumbnails? A newer version of Google Docs is kinda minimal UI and lightweight pages but the have hide a very common feature of previewing more than one images at a single go. I was browsing through the Google docs help forum and found that there are too many people out there asking about how to view thumbnail in Google docs.
The solution is already there in Google docs but to find it is not easy at all, i don’t understand why Google has done that and intentions behind doing it. Below here is a solution to view Thumbnail for you images, pdf, ppt, doc(x) and xls(x) files.
View Preview/Thumbnail of Single Item/Images/Docs:
– To view preview of single file (or image), just select that particular item only and click on Preview image (black eye), your thumbnail will be displayed in the right side column.
View Preview/Thumbnail of Multiple Item/Images/Docs:
– If you have too many images and you wants to see the thumbnail of all of them at once then you have to click the little arrow at the end of the search box, select the document type and click on it. Voila you have the image thumbnails in-front of you.
– Please don’t tell me why Google has hidden this awesome functionality from the readers.
– In your Google Docs collections, Organizing all mess without being able to view thumbnails is really a big pain and the solution above will be a relief for your problem, hopefully! 
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