Your text will now wrap to align with the text box perimeter. Select all text by clicking anywhere in the box and pressing CTRL + A.Ĭlick the Justify button on the main menu (an icon with four lines of equal length under the Home menu). To draw a text box, click your mouse in the upper left corner, hold the button down, and drag the box to the bottom right corner.Ĭlick in the upper left corner, hold the mouse button down, and drag your box to the bottom right corner and release.Įnlarge or shrink your text box by selecting one of the corner circles and moving them in or out.Ĭhange the size of your text box by selecting a corner circle and moving it in or out. To wrap text in a text box on a PowerPoint slide, complete the following steps:Ĭreate a blank slide by clicking Insert, New Slide, and select “Blank” in the menu that appears.Ĭlick the Insert tab within the top menu, and then Text Box. The simplest way to wrap text in PowerPoint is to create a text box and then format your text in that box. How to create multiple text boxes around an image.How to manually wrap text around an image.
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