How do you wrap text around a picture and adjust wrapping styles?

• A. Select the image, then Picture Tools Layout > Wrap Text; choose a wrap option
• B. Right-click the image and choose Wrap Text
• C. Insert > Text Wrap
• D. Format > Picture > Text Flow

Answer: (A)

Wrapping text around a picture is done by applying a text-wrapping style from the Picture Tools/Format options after you select the image. This is the standard way Word lets you control how the text flows around a graphic, choosing styles like Square or Tight to position the text beside or around the image. The path shown—Picture Tools Layout > Wrap Text; choose a wrap option—is the direct way to access and apply these wrapping styles, giving you the full set of options in one place. You can also access Wrap Text quickly by right-clicking the image, but the dedicated menu path on the Picture Tools ribbon is the go-to way to set and change the wrapping style consistently. Other menu paths, like Insert > Text Wrap or Format > Picture > Text Flow, aren’t the typical routes for applying the wrap style.