To wrap text in Google Docs, simply click on the image you want to wrap text around, then select “Wrap text” in the toolbar that appears. Adjust the margins as needed to achieve the desired layout.

In Google Docs, wrapping text around images or other elements allows for a more visually appealing and organized document. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to wrap text effectively:

1. Insert an Image: Start by inserting an image into your document. You can do this by clicking on the “Insert” menu, selecting “Image,” and then choosing the source of your image (upload from your computer, by URL, etc.).

2. Select the Image: Once the image is in your document, click on it to select it. You’ll notice a toolbar appears just below the image which provides various formatting options.

3. Wrap Text: In the toolbar, you’ll see options for text wrapping. There are typically three options available:

– Inline with text: This will place the image in line with the surrounding text, and the text will only wrap above and below the image.

– Wrap text: This option makes the text wrap around the image, which is ideal for creating a dynamic flow in your document. When you choose this option, you can adjust the text wrapping margins by dragging the little blue square handles around the image.

– Break text: This option places your image on its own line, with no text wrapping around it above or below.

4. Adjust Margins: If you select “Wrap text,” you’ll have the option to set margins around the image. Click and drag the margin controls that appear around the image to adjust how closely the text will wrap around it. You can set specific values if you prefer more precision.

5. Final Adjustments: After wrapping the text, readjust the image placement if necessary to ensure that both the image and the text look cohesive. You can click and drag the image to reposition it as needed.

6. Preview Your Document: Zoom out on your document or click “View” > “Print Layout” or “Web Layout” to see how your text will look in context. Make any final adjustments based on your preference.

By following these steps, you can effectively wrap text in Google Docs, making your documents not only more engaging but also easier to read.