Hi KitZune! Using the shift key when pasting will paste the contents as plain text. You would have to reformat paragraph level formatting like headers, character formatting like bold/italic and such. You can also use the remove formatting button as described above. That should remove all character-based formatting, but retain basic headers. You might have problems with the first paragraph, especially if you are trying this in a previously-created document. A couple of backspaces typed before pasting anything into a field that looks otherwise blank should remove any leftover invisible formatting characters from a previous paste. Google Docs and Roll20 Text Editor are both HTML-based editors. As such, they must make hard-coded choices on formatting, and these choices will conflict. In theory, a script might be written to convert one to the other, but it would be very specific (Google Docs only, for example), and likely require significant expertise. And there's a good chance it would break as soon as either company changed their spec. There are some other options: Export the Google Doc to a pdf, and upload that to Roll20. You would get high fidelity at the cost of editability. Export the Google Doc to Markdown (I think there are converters out there.) Then display the text in a Roll20 handout using Stephen S's Markdown script. This can give you really beautiful styling, but it would ignore light/dark mode.
