If you are new to using Microsoft Word, you may not know about a
thing called “Word Art.” This is where you create different styles of
text using the pre-designed styles in Word. Word Art is great for
newsletters, letter heads, stationary, and more. Follow the steps below
to create your own Word Art in Microsoft Word.
Step 1 – Create a New Document
Begin by creating a new document in Word to work on. It is best to
practice on a blank page before adding it to anything just to ensure you
don’t mess anything up.
Step 2 – Type Text on Your Document
Your next step is to type something on your document. This can be
anything like your name, favorite quote, business name, or whatever you
want.
Step 3 – Locate Your Word Art Tool
Next, you will need to locate the Word Art tool in Word. At the top
of your Word program, locate the “Insert” tab and click it. To the far
right of your document, find the slanted “A” icon. Under the icon is
“Word Art,” click the arrow below the “A” and you will see the different
text you can use.
Step 4 – Apply Word Art to Your Text
To apply the Word Art to your text, you will need to close that box
and highlight the text you typed on your document. Once it is
highlighted, click the Word Art box again to open it. Click the Word Art
you want to use. When the box opens, you can change the size of the
text and the font style to what you want.
Step 5 – Moving Your Text
You can move your text around the document, meaning you can position
it anywhere you want on the document. All you have to do is click the
text to select it and drag it with your mouse.
How to Quickly Create Word Art Text in Microsoft Word
There is another way to create Word Art in Microsoft Word quickly. On
the document that you want to add the Word Art to, go to the Insert tab
and click the Word Art icon. When the box opens, click the Word Art you
want to use. That will open a document and you can type what you want.
You can also change the font style and text size. When you have
finished, click OK on the box and your text will appear on the document.
You can then click the text and move it to where you want it.
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