The text will wrap around the image automatically. You can change the text alignment, or move the image to a new position or resize the image. To edit the text, you just need to double click on the text box.Right-click (or ctrl-click) the shape you want to wrap text inside While you can't create a text wrap around a shape in PowerPoint, you can create a wrap within a shape.Copy and paste your text into the text boxes and drag them around on the slide where you want them to be You can do that by going to the Insert tab and then click Text, then click on Text Box. First, insert your image: Next, place a Text Box on each side and at the top and bottom to give the effect that the text wraps around the image.(If you use PowerPoint 2016 for Mac, close the Word file to see the wrapped text in PowerPoint. Select the PowerPoint slide to see the wrapped text. Or, right-click on the image, point to Wrap Text, and choose Tight. Select the image, go to Picture Tools Format, select Wrap Text, and choose Tight.Home Wrap text around text box in PowerPoint How to Text Wrap in PowerPoint - Lifewir
