Insert scanned text or images into Word - Microsoft Support
To scan an image into a Word document, you can use a scanner, a multi-function printer, a copier with scan capability, or a digital camera. Scan your image or take a photograph of it with your digital camera or smartphone. Save the image as a standard image format such as …
Scan and edit a document - Microsoft Support
Scan a document as a PDF file and edit it in Word. Tip: The conversion works best with documents that are mostly text. Scan your document according to the instructions for your scanner, and save it to your computer as a .pdf file. In Word, click File > Open. Browse to the location of the PDF file on your computer and click Open.
Add text on top of a photo - Microsoft Support
Use WordArt to add text on top of a photo. In your document, click to select an insertion point. On the Insert tab, in the Illustrations group, click Shapes, and then click New Drawing Canvas. Click the drawing canvas, and then, on the Insert tab, in the Illustrations group, click Pictures.
Reduce the file size of a picture in Microsoft Office
To compress all pictures in your document, on the ribbon, select > (or Reduce File Size). To compress only selected pictures, hold down SHIFT, click the pictures you want to compress, and then click on the Picture Format. Select an option in the Picture Quality box.
Insert pictures - Microsoft Support
Insert pictures. Select Insert > Pictures > This Device for a picture on your PC. Select Insert > Pictures > Stock Images for high quality images or backgrounds. Select Insert > Pictures > Online Pictures for a picture on the web. Select the picture you want, and then select Insert.
Insert a caption for a picture - Microsoft Support
The Insert Caption feature in Word makes it easy to systematically add captions to pictures in a document. In other Office apps, such as PowerPoint, you manually add a text box near the image and then group the text box and image. See the instructions below.
Editing photos without Picture Manager - Microsoft Support
Microsoft Office Picture Manager isn’t included in recent versions of Office, but you can use Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, or Excel to edit photos in place in an Office document.
Make or find pictures to insert in Office documents
Insert pictures from your computer. Crop a picture. Rotate a picture or other shape. Change the brightness, contrast, or sharpness of a picture. Add or change an effect for a picture. Apply an artistic or color effect to a picture. Videos: Add and format pictures. Stock …
Cut out part of a picture - Microsoft Support
For an image in a Office file, you can remove parts of the picture that you don't want to include. As described below, you start with automatic background removal. Then, you manually indicate the areas of the picture that you want to keep and remove.
Crop a picture to fit in a shape - Microsoft Support
Crop an image to a shape. When you crop a picture to a certain shape, it'll change size to match that shape while keeping its proportions the same. Add an image to your Microsoft 365 file, like a PowerPoint presentation or Word document, by selecting Insert from the ribbon > Picture.
Reduce the file size of your Word documents - Microsoft Support
Save pictures at lower resolutions. Go to File > Options > Advanced. Under Image Size and Quality, do any the following: Select Discard editing data. This option removes stored data that's used to restore the image to its original state after it's been edited.