Other options like “3D Format” and “3D Rotation” are also available, as are “Reflection” and “Glow and Soft Edges” options.ġ0. If you click the “Presets” drop-down menu in the “Picture Corrections” segment, you will also be able to select one of the predetermined contrast and brightness settings. There is also a slider which enables you to soften or sharpen your background image as you desire. You will be able to adjust the contrast and brightness with a pair of sliders. A dialog box will open up, offering you numerous ways to edit your background image. Once you have added the border, you will want to add the glow. For this particular photo, 2.5 pt should work well. From the border drop-down menu, select Weight, and then select the desired thickness of the border. Next, you should click on the “Format” tab and select the drop-down menu in the lower-right corner of the “Picture Styles” segment.ĩ. With your image selected, click on Picture Border under the FORMAT tab in the Word ribbon.
Note that your image is still editable, despite being in the background.Ĩ. Here, you should choose “Behind Text” option. This step is the same for all three versions of Word. If you are using Word 2010, click on the “Page Layout” tab and then click on the “Wrap Text” option.ħ. When you’re satisfied with its position and size, click on the little “Layout Options” icon to the right of your image (Word 20).
Drag and drop it anywhere you want in your document. Back on Word’s editing screen, right-click the image that you just added and select Wrap Text > In Front of Text from the menu. Once the image is inserted into your document, you can resize and reposition it as you see fit.Ħ. Double-click the picture to add it to your Word document. Open the file you want to frame > Insert> Shapes> select the frame shape you want to create, usually a rectangle.
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