How to move a picture in word? By default in Word, you can not move images freely (by dragging and dropping) to any desired position; But with a little change, you can make it possible.
Using the following method, you can move the image anywhere in Word (outside of normal text flow) in Word. You can even place the image on top of a block of text if you wish.
Free image transfer in Word
To do this, we use a blank document. First, run the Microsoft Word program on your computer. On the first page, select Blank Document to create a new document .
At the top of the Word editing window that opens, click the Insert tab .
On the Insert tab under Illustrations, click Pictures and then This Device . This allows you to add a photo from your computer to the page.
Use the File Explorer window that opens to go to the folder containing your photo. Double-click the image to add it to the Word document.
Return to the Word editing page. Right-click on the image you just added and select Wrap Text from the menu and then In Front of Text .
Your photo is now freely portable. Drag and drop it anywhere on the Word page you want.
If you want to move all the images freely in your Word documents in the future, you can change the option in the Word settings menu. To do this, first, open the Word application on your computer. Click Options in the lower-left corner of the Word main page.
Note: If you are on a Word editing page, click File in the top bar to see the Options option .
In the Word Options window, select Advanced from the left sidebar .
Scroll down the right pane to the Cut, Copy, and Paste section. In this section, find the Insert / Paste Pictures As option and click the drop-down menu next to it.
Select In Front of Text from the drop-down menu .
At the bottom of the Word Options window, click OK to close the window.
Word then allows you to move images freely in your documents.
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