If you want to wrap text around an image in Google Docs as you see in newspapers, then this tutorial will help you. It is useful when you need to customize a document that has simple pictures and large paragraphs of text. For your information, you do not need to install an add-on or use any third-party service.
Google Docs is a feature-rich alternative to Microsoft Word, allowing you to do almost everything possible in the desktop app. If you are making a document, and you need to add a couple of images, there are several ways to do that. It is possible to show the image on the left or right side instead of the middle of the page. However, there is another trick that you can use to display text around the image. It looks different, fancy, and something like newspapers.
Before getting started, you should know that the image size would be smaller. As you are wrapping text around the image, you may not want to use a big resolution image and text side by side.
How do you wrap Text around a Picture in Google Docs
To wrap text around an image in Google Docs, follow these steps-
- Create a document in Google Docs
- Insert an image
- Select the Wrap text option
- Resize the image
- Set a margin.
To get started, you should open the Google Docs and create a new document. In case you already have a file, you need to open it with Google Docs. Now, you can insert an image in your file. For that, select a location in your document where you want to add the picture and go to Insert > Image option. After that, you must choose a source from where you want to fetch the image.
After choosing and inserting the image, click on it. You should see a blue border around the image. If so, click the second popup option that says Wrap text.
Now you need to select and hold the image and move where you want to place it. You can show it in the beginning or middle of a paragraph, or anywhere else. After that, resize the image according to your requirements and appearance of the document. Hover your mouse at a corner after selecting the image and use the two-way arrow icon to get it done.
Now, you need to set a margin to separate the text and image. To do so, click on the image, expand the margin drop-down menu, and select a margin that fits your needs.
That’s it! I hope this guide will help you.
Read next: How to wrap Text around Pictures & Images in Microsoft Word.
