Express ideas with photos.
Add a photo to your document, drag it wherever you like, and watch text magically wrap around it. Photos can help you enhance your text and bring ideas to life.
Add a photo to your document, drag it wherever you like, and watch text magically wrap around it. Photos can help you enhance your text and bring ideas to life.
Add a photo. Tap Media button in the toolbar, then tap Photo or Video.
Find the photo you’d like to use from your library. Tap to add it.
Resize. Drag one of the blue selection handles to make the photo larger or smaller.
Rotate. Tap to select an object, then tap Format button, tap Arrange, then tap Rotate. Drag the wheel below Rotate, or enter a degree value to specify the angle at which you want to rotate the object.
Reposition. Drag the photo to move it. Text will automatically wrap around the photo in word processing documents.
Format. Tap Format button, then Style. Select from preset styles or tap any option to create a customized look.
Add an accessibility description. Switch to the Image tab, tap Description, then type a brief description into the text box. This text will be used by assistive technology, such as VoiceOver.
Support vocabulary comprehension by taking photographs of everyday objects. Resize the images to fit more than one on a page.
Make a photographic organizer for classroom or lab areas that shows students where everything goes. Add object labels for enhancing consistent terminology and vocabulary development.
With the Remove Background tool, you can remove an unwanted background from an image, keeping only the subject. With the background gone, surrounding text wraps directly around the subject in the foreground, creating a more interesting page layout.
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