How to Wrap Text Around Images in Google Slides

Wrapping text around images or other elements can add a professional touch to your slides and help you convey your message more effectively.

In this blog post, we'll guide you through the process of wrapping text in Google Slides, giving your presentations a polished and sophisticated look.

Google Slides doesn’t have a built in option to wrap your text around images so we have to get creative in wrapping our text manually around an images.

How to Wrap Text Around Images in Google Slides

Step 1: Open Your Google Slides Presentation

Begin by opening the Google Slides presentation where you want to wrap text around an image or element. If you haven't created your presentation yet, you can start by opening Google Slides and selecting a blank presentation or an existing one.

Step 2: Insert an Image or Element & write your text to wrap

To wrap text around an image or element, you first need to insert it into your slide. Click on the slide where you want to place the image or element, then go to the "Insert" menu and choose "Image" or "Drawing" to add the element you want to wrap text around.

Step 3: Position and Resize the Image or Element

Once the image or element is inserted, position it where you want it on the slide. You can click and drag to move it and use the resizing handles to adjust its size.

Step 4: Select the Image or Element

As discussed earlier wrapping either text to image or vice versa has to be done manually so click on the image since text is more and let’s wrap the text around image.

Step 5: Adjust the image/ text around the other to wrap

In the below picture we’ve wrapped text around the image so that both text and images are clearly visible and the slide has become more attractive than it was before.

Step 8: Adjust as Needed

You can further refine the placement and alignment of the text by clicking and dragging the image or element. As you move it, the text will adjust to wrap around it accordingly.

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Conclusion

Adding text wrapping to your Google Slides presentations can significantly enhance their visual appeal and clarity.

It allows you to create professional-looking layouts that effectively convey your message.

By following these simple steps, you can harness the power of text wrapping to make your presentations more engaging and informative.

Frequently Asked Questions:

How can I wrap text around images in Google Slides?

Text wrapping around images can be achieved by placing the image and text in separate text boxes. Position the image and text box close together, then adjust the text box's size and position to create the desired wrapping effect.

Can I adjust the alignment of the wrapped text in Google Slides?

Yes, you can align the wrapped text by adjusting the position and size of the text box containing the text. By moving the text box and resizing it, you can control how the text wraps around the image.

What types of images are suitable for text wrapping in Google Slides?

Any image inserted into Google Slides can be used for text wrapping. However, images with transparent backgrounds or clear focal points tend to work best for creating visually appealing text wraps.

Wrapping text around images or other elements can add a professional touch to your slides and help you convey your message more effectively.

In this blog post, we'll guide you through the process of wrapping text in Google Slides, giving your presentations a polished and sophisticated look.

Google Slides doesn’t have a built in option to wrap your text around images so we have to get creative in wrapping our text manually around an images.

How to Wrap Text Around Images in Google Slides

Step 1: Open Your Google Slides Presentation

Step 2: Insert an Image or Element & write your text to wrap

Step 3: Position and Resize the Image or Element

Once the image or element is inserted, position it where you want it on the slide. You can click and drag to move it and use the resizing handles to adjust its size.