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You might want to have a picture that is surrounded by a lot of text. But you don’t want the text to overlap the image. That is exactly the Wrap Text.You can also watch the detailed video to learn how to wrap text in Adobe Illustrator.We all have seen the magazines which have a picture in middle or left or the right side. The text is flowing according to the sides of the object or image and you probably want to create the same and need the right steps to do so.Well, don’t worry. In this tutorial, you are going to learn how to wrap text in Adobe Illustrator.So, Let’s start.Select the text and send it to the back of the shape or image that you want to use to wrap text around by right click > Arrange > Send to back.Select both text and shape or image, go to Object > Text Wrap > Make. From the dialogue box that will appear, click OK. The text will be wrapped around the object.Step 1: Add the text using the Type Tool on the artboard. Here we have a lot of text on the artboard that we want to use.TextStep 2: Place the image on the artboard by dragging it from the location directly onto the artboard. Place the image on top of the text as you want to wrap text around the image. Resize if needed.Place ImageNote: Make sure to place the image or object on top of the text otherwise you will not be able to wrap text around the object.Step 3: Select text and the image or object using the Selection Tool.Selection ToolSelect AllStep 4: Now wrap the text by going to Object > Text Wrap > Make.Object Text Wrap MakeStep 5: A dialogue box will appear, Click OK.Click OKIf the dialogue box doesn’t appear, then don’t worry, your text will be wrapped without showing the dialogue box.As you click Ok, you will see that the text is wrapped around the object.Wrap in Adobe IllustratorNow if you want to change the location of the image or object, simply click and drag it to another position. Text will be wrapped accordingly.Change Image PositionYou can also change the wrap settings for how much the distance should be between text and the object after its wrapped.Select the image or object only that is used to wrap text.Select ImageGo to Object > Text Wrap > Text Wrap Options.Object Text Wrap OptionsNote: If you select the text, no changes will be applied to the wrap.Text Wrap Options panel will appear.You can increase or decrease the offset value and then click OK.Text Wrap OptionsWe have increased the offset value, and here is the final look of the wrapped text around the object.Final ResultYou have learned to Wrap Text in Illustrator.You can wrap text around any shape, image, or character easily using the steps given above.Have More Questions?If you have any questions related to wrapping text in Illustrator, you can ask in the comment section

Below. We have also answered the most frequently asked questions below.How to Wrap Text Around a Circle in IllustratorDraw a circle, or if you already have a circle, you can use it. From the left toolbar, under the Pen Tool, select Type on Path Tool. Bring the pointer onto the circle’s path and click once on it. The default text will be added. You can type the text that you want to wrap around the circle.Illustrator Text Wrap not WorkingMake sure to place the image or object on top of the object and select both then go to Object > Text Wrap > Make. Text wrap will work.How To Curve Text In Illustrator Without DistortionYou can curve the text easily without distortion by selecting the text and then go to Object > Envelope Distort > Make with Warp > Select the Arc style and click OK.The text will be curved.All Done! Enjoy.The ezGYD team, which operates at ezGYD.com, consists of skilled Adobe Illustrator professionals who are led by Muhammad Jawad. With over a decade of experience designing in Adobe Illustrator, they are experts in their field. Since 2010, they have been producing Adobe Illustrator tutorials, and as a result, ezGYD has emerged as the biggest free resource site for Adobe Illustrator in the industry.Reader Interactions

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Word's Position and Wrap Text features help arrange images and text on the page. Position features automatically place the object at the location of your choice on the page (see how to position figures in Word for more details). Text Wrap features determine how text wraps around an image or other objects on the page, depending on the chosen option. Wrap Text features work for figures in a Word document (see text wrapping for tables). Figures in Word mean any visual objects except tables and equations. So, using the same Wrap Text features can be used for images, ClipArt objects, charts, text boxes, diagrams, and SmartArt objects. Change text wrapping By default, Word inserts (see examples below): Pictures (images and photos), charts in line with the text. Text boxes, shapes in front of the text. WordArt objects behind the text. To change the way how text should wrap the object, select it, then do one of the following: On the Picture Format (Shape Format, Graphics Format) tab, in the Arrange group, click the Wrap Text button: Right-click on the object, then choose Wrap Text in the popup menu: or Click the Layout Options button that appears next to the selected figure: From the Wrap Text list, choose the option you prefer: In Line with Text places an object in a paragraph on the same line as the surrounding text. The text does not wrap around it. Square wraps the text around the picture or shape on all sides at right angles (a square pattern) as if it is rectangular. The text fills the remaining rectangular region. This option is the most common form of text wrapping. Tight wraps the text around the edges of the figure. The text follows the shape. This option is most useful for larger images covering