Now, if you double click on an image, Pages will show the Masking bar. As we reduce this number, you’ll notice that the space between the text around the image and the image itself becomes smaller, making the document far more presentable. For this, you can use any of the several available formatting options.īut for this tutorial, let’s adjust the text-image spacing by changing the number right below the drop-down menu mentioned a moment ago. Now let’s take this a bit further to make the overall appearance of the document better. In this case I selected ‘Around’, which wraps text all around the selected image. This can be easily changed by simply selecting another option from the drop-down menu under Text Wrap. Of the three tabs that show up, Arrange is the one that gives you the most options for customizing how text looks with your images.įor example, by default, this document wraps text both above and below an image. To do just that, select the image you want to work with on your Pages document and click on Format on the toolbar (paintbrush icon). Use Your OptionsĪs mentioned above, while Pages provides a really cool feature that arranges text dynamically as you move an image, most of us don’t use this feature to its full potential. In fact, there are plenty of ways in which you can customize how text and images work together in your Pages document to make it really stand out. However, you don’t have to settle for the default way in which text wraps around your image. When using images on your documents is that text wraps dynamically as you move your image around or resize it, making it fairly easy to work with image files that you imported or simply dropped into your document.
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