How To Put Text Over An Image In Google Docs on Mobile

Step 1: Open Google Docs and Select Document

Open Google Docs on your mobile phone and select a document to edit it or you can choose a new document to perform actions on it.

Step 2: Click on the plus (+) Icon

After opening your Google Docs click on the “+” icon located at the top of the interface to open insertion options.

Step 3: Select “Image” Option

When you click on the “+” icon a menu of options will appear among options select “Image” to insert an image to the document.

Step 4: Select “From Photos”

Now select the field from which you want to import your image to Google Docs. To import the image from your device select “From Photos” or you can go with the other options.

Step 5: Select Image and Click on Three Dots

When your image is inserted into the document then select the image and click on the “Three Dots” to view the other options.

Step 6: Select Image Options

Now a menu will appear containing the options from that select the “Image Options“.

Step 7: In Text Wrap select Inline option

Now in the Wrap Text section select the “Inline” option, it will align your text onto the image inserted by you.

Placing text over images in Google Docs can significantly enhance the visual impact and communication effectiveness of your document. This technique is particularly valuable for creating engaging presentations, flyers, or reports where combining textual and visual elements is essential. Although Google Docs is primarily a text-focused platform, it offers capabilities that allow for the layering of text over images through a few simple steps.

This article will guide you through the process of putting text over an image in Google Docs, on desktop as well as mobile utilizing built-in tools to achieve a professional and visually appealing layout.