How would you wrap text around an image in Word?

How would you wrap text around an image in Word?

• A. Right-click image and choose Rotate
• B. Select the image, then use Layout Options or Wrap Text and choose Square or Tight
• C. Use Layout Options to set In Line with Text
• D. Insert > Image

Answer: (B)

Wrapping text around an image in Word comes from changing how the image interacts with surrounding text. Select the image, then open Layout Options or Wrap Text and choose Square or Tight. Square wraps text around the image’s bounding box, leaving a neat rectangular gap; Tight wraps more closely around the actual shape of the image for a sleeker look. If you pick In Line with Text, the image becomes part of a line of text, so no wrapping occurs. Inserting an image places it on the page, but you still need to set the wrapping option to make text wrap around it.

Wrapping text around an image in Word comes from changing how the image interacts with surrounding text. Select the image, then open Layout Options or Wrap Text and choose Square or Tight. Square wraps text around the image’s bounding box, leaving a neat rectangular gap; Tight wraps more closely around the actual shape of the image for a sleeker look. If you pick In Line with Text, the image becomes part of a line of text, so no wrapping occurs. Inserting an image places it on the page, but you still need to set the wrapping option to make text wrap around it.