Insert and edit drawings in Word
The following article introduces you in detail how to insert and edit drawings in Word.
1. Insert figures in the text.
To insert drawings in the text, do the following:
Step 1: Go to the Insert tab -> illustration -> Shapes -> select the type of image you want to draw, for example here choose a rectangle:
Step 2: Drag and move the mouse to draw the shape you want and locate the image:
Step 3: Similarly draw the rest of the drawing:
Step 4: Right-click the graphics and select Add Text to add content for the image:
Step 5: Enter the content for the resulting image:
- Similarly enter the content for the remaining drawings.
2. Edit drawings:
Step 1: Click on the graphics to edit, click on the quick pattern in Shaps Styles:
Step 2: The results of the drawings change according to the selected shape:
Step 3: Click the Shape Fill icon to fill the drawing:
Step 4: Click the Shape Outline icon to color and adjust the width of the outline of the drawing:
Step 5: Select effects for drawings by clicking the Shape Effect icon -> choose the effect type:
- Also you can change the content in the picture:
- Results after adjusting the drawings:
Above is a detailed guide on how to insert and edit drawings in Word.
Good luck!
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