How to Embed an Image in Text Using Microsoft Word

Create some great graphic effects using images and Microsoft Word. Wrap text around the image, place the image behind the text, or place the text behind the image. Learn how to embed an image in text using Microsoft Word.

Things You'll Need

• Microsoft Word

Instructions

1. Open your document. On the top menu, click "Insert" then "Picture" and select "Clip Art." This will open the "Clip Art" search box. Enter your criteria in the box and search.

2. Click on an image in the search pane and it will be inserted into your document. If you click on the image, the Picture Toolbar will appear.

3. Click on the "Text Wrapping" button.

4. Look for "Edit Wrap Points." Experiment with your image by dragging the various wrap points through your text. You can also drag your image around and put it in different places in your text.

Tips & Warnings

• If your Picture Toolbar doesn't appear, click on "View," then on "Toolbars." Put a check mark next to "Picture."

• Most of the buttons on the Picture Toolbar allow you to edit and change your image.

• If you already have an image you want to use, click on "From File" and browse until you locate your image. Then, follow the same steps.

Resources

• Read this Article in Spanish
• Microsoft Office Online: Office