您不再需要复杂的图像编辑程序（例如Photoshop或GIMP）来编辑Microsoft Word(images for Microsoft Word)文档的图像。确实，Word并不具备您可能需要的所有图像编辑选项，但调整大小、定位、翻转和旋转等简单操作可以在(image editing options)Word文档中立即完成。
最好的部分是，在Microsoft Word中(Microsoft Word)旋转图片(rotating a picture)的过程非常简单，并且跨平台相似。这意味着您可以在Windows(Windows)、macOS 或此应用程序的网络版本中轻松完成此操作。事实上，您可以像旋转图片一样旋转任何图形元素，例如形状、艺术字或文本框。(WordArt)这是一个简单的动作，但有多种方法可以做到。
1. 使用鼠标(Mouse)旋转图像
您可以在Microsoft Word(Microsoft Word)中手动将图片旋转到所需的角度。您所要做的就是单击图像并拖动鼠标。这是在Microsoft Word(Microsoft Word)中旋转图像的最简单方法，适用于Windows、macOS 和Web版本的应用程序。
- 单击(Click)MS Word文档中要旋转的图像。这将选择图像。
- 您会注意到图像顶部有一个旋转箭头（旋转手柄）。根据Microsoft Word的版本，您可能会看到一个绿点而不是箭头。
- 左键单击(Left-click)箭头（或绿点）并按住鼠标左键，同时向任意方向拖动鼠标。在找到图像的完美角度之前，请勿松开鼠标按钮。
- 如果您不小心松开了鼠标，请不要担心，只需重复该过程多次即可，直到图片到达所需的位置。
您可以按住键盘上的Shift按钮，在拖动鼠标的同时以 15 度的增量旋转图像。
2. 以 90 度角增量(Angle Increment)旋转图像
如果您需要以 90 度的增量旋转图像，则无需用手（和眼睛）来完成。有一种更简单的方法可以让您向四个方向中的任何一个方向旋转图像。就是这样：
- 通过单击来选择图像。
- 转到工具栏中的“格式”选项卡。(Format)您可以在Microsoft Word(Microsoft Word)应用程序的顶部找到它。如果您一开始没有看到它，请不要担心。您需要选择图像才能显示。在某些版本的Microsoft Word中，它也可能称为“图片格式”(Picture Format)选项卡。
- 到达那里后，在“排列”部分中选择(Arrange)“旋转(Rotate)和翻转”(Flip)功能。
- 从下拉菜单中选择所需的 90 度旋转选项。
- 一旦您选择旋转选项，它将应用于您的图像。
3.水平(Image Horizontally)或垂直
翻转图像
请记住，Microsoft Word(Remember Microsoft Word)允许您水平或垂直翻转图像。因此，如果您不需要图像的特殊位置，此选项比旋转更好。这也是Word文档布局的绝佳格式选择。
翻转图像会根据您选择的图片创建直接镜像。请按照以下步骤水平或垂直翻转图像：
- 选择要翻转的图片。转到“格式”(Format)选项卡，然后导航到“旋转(Rotate)和翻转”(Flip)功能。
- 选择水平翻转(Select Flip Horizontal)，您的图像将沿 y 轴镜像。您还可以选择垂直翻转(Flip Vertical)以沿 x 轴反转图片。
为了获得最佳效果，您可以结合旋转和翻转功能以使图片处于所需位置。
4. 以所需角度(Desired Angle)旋转图像
如果 90 度增量不满意，Microsoft Word允许您以自定义角度旋转图像。您可以通过以下方法轻松做到这一点：
- 单击(Click)您的图片将其选中。然后转到“格式”(Format)选项卡，然后选择“旋转”(Rotate)和“翻转”(Flip)。
- 从下拉菜单中，选择更多旋转选项... ，这是(Rotation Options…)“旋转(Rotate)和翻转”(Flip)菜单中的最后一个功能。
- 将出现一个布局(Layout)对话框。选择“大小”(Size)选项卡，然后找到“旋转”(Rotation)选项。您可以在此处输入要旋转图像的确切角度。输入数字或使用侧面的小箭头找到所需的角度。
- 完成后，按“确定”按钮，旋转将应用于您的图像。
注意：如果您使用箭头来查找确切的角度，请注意向上的箭头等于正数，它们会将您的图片向右旋转。向下箭头的作用相反，因此您的图像将向左旋转。
5.使用预设
在 3 维空间(Space)中旋转图像
Microsoft Word 2007及更高版本实现了一项新功能，您可以通过该功能在 3 维空间中旋转和扭曲图像。您不再局限于向左或向右旋转。但您不必费心手动进行 3D 旋转，因为MS Word有几个方便的预设可供您使用。
- 右键单击图像，打开图像的选项面板。从菜单中选择设置图片格式。(Format)它位于底部。
- 将打开“设置图片格式”(Format Picture)对话框。从左侧菜单中选择3-D 旋转。(Select)在较新版本的Microsoft Word应用程序中，您将看到右侧边栏弹出菜单，而不是对话框。
- 点击预设(Presets)图标可打开预设(Preset)菜单。
- 打开的下拉菜单包含多个可供选择的预设。它们分为三个部分：平行(Parallel)、透视(Perspective)和倾斜(Oblique)。
- 选择所需的预设后，单击它将其应用到您的图像。
- 按(Press)关闭(Close)按钮完成该过程。
6. 在 3 维空间中手动(Space Manually)旋转图像
如果您在预设中找不到所需内容，Microsoft Word可让您在 3D 空间中手动旋转图像。这使您可以在 X、Y 和Z 轴上(Z-axis)自由操纵对象。
- 右键单击您的图像并转到设置图片格式...转到(Format Picture…Go)菜单中的 3-D 旋转选项。
- 在预设下，您会注意到 X、Y 和Z 轴(Z-axis)的旋转选项。您可以手动键入度数值，或使用箭头。
注意：
- X 旋转会上下旋转图像，就像将图像翻转远离您一样。
- Y 旋转将图像从一侧翻转到另一侧，就像将图像翻转一样。
- Z 旋转会顺时针旋转图像，就像围绕平面移动图片一样。
当您更改轴文本框中的值时，您可以实时观察图像变形。这将帮助您将图像角度调整到所需的位置，如果您对结果不满意，则无需重复这些步骤。
7.奖励方法：文字换行
MS Word中与旋转、移动和重新定位图像相关的最烦人的事情是在不移动文本的情况下进行这些操作。每当您在文档中调整照片大小或移动照片时，都会影响文本布局。但有办法解决这个问题。您所(All)要做的就是更改文本换行设置。有多种选项，因此文本和图像都完美适合您的文档布局。
要更改文本换行设置：
- 通过单击选择图像并转到“格式”(Format)选项卡。
- 在“排列”(Arrange)组下找到“自动换行”(Wrap Text)选项并单击它。
- 从下拉菜单中选择文本换行选项。
以下是每个文本换行选项的作用：
- 方形：文字围绕图片移动并形成方形。
- 紧密：文本紧密贴合图像的形状。
- 通过：文本将填充图像内部和周围的空白区域。
- 顶部(Top)和底部(Bottom)：文本出现在图像的顶部和底部。
- 文字后面：文字位于照片上方。
- 在文本前面：文本放置在图像后面。
注意：这些文本换行设置将根据您使用的图像格式（例如JPG或Vector）给出不同的结果。
现在你就得到了它。您距离掌握Microsoft Word中图像的操作又近了一步，而无需突然想把键盘敲到墙上。
How to Rotate a Picture in Microsoft Word
You no longer need comрlex image editing programs such as Photoshop or GIMP to edit your images for Microsoft Word documents. It’s true that Word doesn’t have all the image editing options you might need, but simple things such as resizing, positioning, flipping, and rotating can be done on the spot inside the Word document.
The best part is that the process of rotating a picture in Microsoft Word is straightforward and similar across platforms. That means that you can easily do it on Windows, macOS, or in the web version of this app. In fact, you can rotate any graphic element such as shapes, WordArt, or a text box in the same way as you would rotate a picture. It’s a simple action, but there are several ways to do it.
1. Use Your Mouse to Rotate the Image
You can manually rotate a picture in Microsoft Word to the desired angle. All you have to do is click the image and drag your mouse. This is the easiest way to rotate an image in Microsoft Word and it works in Windows, macOS, and Web versions of the app.
- Click the image in your MS Word document that you want to rotate. This will select the image.
- You’ll notice a rotation arrow (rotation handle) at the top of the image. Depending on the version of your Microsoft Word, you might see a green dot instead of an arrow.
- Left-click on the arrow (or the green dot) and hold down the left mouse button while you drag your mouse in any direction you want. Don’t release the mouse button until you find the perfect angle for the image.
- If you release the mouse by accident, don’t worry, just repeat the process as many times as you want until the picture is in the desired place.
You can press and hold the Shift button on your keyboard to rotate the image in a 15-degree increment while dragging the mouse.
2. Rotate an Image in a 90-degree Angle Increment
If you need to rotate your image in a 90-degree increment, there’s no need to do it by hand (and by the eye). There’s an easier method that’ll allow you to rotate your image in any of the four directions. Here’s how:
- Select the image by clicking on it.
- Go to the Format tab in the toolbar. You’ll find it at the top of the Microsoft Word app. Don’t worry if you don’t see it at first. You’ll need to select the image for it to appear. It might also be called the Picture Format tab in some versions of Microsoft Word.
- Once there, select the Rotate and Flip feature, in the Arrange section.
- From the drop-down menu select the desired 90-degree rotation option.
- As soon as you select the rotation option it’ll be applied to your image.
3. Flip the Image Horizontally or Vertically
Remember Microsoft Word lets you flip an image horizontally or vertically. So if you don’t need a special position for the image, this option is better than rotating. This can also be a great formatting choice for your Word document layout.
Flipping the image creates a direct mirror image from your selected picture. Follow these steps to flip your image horizontally or vertically:
- Select the picture you want to flip. Go to the Format tab, and navigate to the Rotate and Flip feature.
- Select Flip Horizontal and your image will be mirrored along the y-axis. You can also select Flip Vertical to invert the picture along the x-axis.
For the best results, you can combine the rotate and flip features to get the picture in the desired position.
4. Rotate an Image at the Desired Angle
If a 90-degree increment is not to your satisfaction, Microsoft Word lets you rotate an image at a custom degree. Here’s how you can easily do it:
- Click on your picture to select it. Then go to the Format tab, and select Rotate and Flip.
- From the drop-down menu, select More Rotation Options…, the last feature in the Rotate and Flip menu.
- A Layout dialog box will appear. Select the Size tab, and find the Rotation option. Here you can enter the exact angle you want to rotate your image in. Either type the number or use the small arrows on the side to find the desired angle.
- Once you are done press the OK button and the rotation will be applied to your image.
Note: If you use the arrows to find the exact angle, note that the upward arrow equals positive numbers and they will rotate your picture to the right. The downwards arrow does the opposite, so your image will rotate left.
5. Rotate an Image in 3-Dimensional Space with Presets
Microsoft Word 2007 and later editions implemented a new feature by which you can rotate and distort your image in a 3-dimensional space. You’re no longer restricted to rotating just to the left or to the right. But you don’t have to bother with 3D rotation manually as MS Word has several handy presets that you can use.
- Open the Image’s options panel by right-clicking on it. Select Format Picture from the menu. It’s located at the bottom.
- The Format Picture dialog box will open. Select 3-D rotation from the left side menu. In newer versions of the Microsoft Word app, instead of a dialog box, you’ll have a right sidebar menu pop-up.
- Tap the Presets icon to open the Preset menu.
- A drop-down menu that opens contains several presets you can choose from. They are divided into three sections: Parallel, Perspective, and Oblique.
- Once you choose the desired preset click it to apply it to your image.
- Press the Close button to finish the process.
6. Rotate an Image in 3-Dimensional Space Manually
If you don’t find what you want in presets, Microsoft Word lets you manually rotate your image in 3-D space. That allows you to freely manipulate the object across the X, Y, and Z-axis.
- Right-click your image and go to Format Picture…Go to the 3-D rotation option in the menu.
- Under the presets, you’ll notice Rotation options for X, Y, and Z-axis. You can manually type the degree values, or use the arrows.
Note that:
- The X rotation rotates the image up and down as if you were flipping the image away from you.
- The Y rotation flips the image from one side to another, as if you were turning the image over.
- The Z rotation rotates the image clockwise as if you were moving the picture around a flat surface.
As you change the values in the axis text boxes, you can watch your image warp in real time. This will help you adjust the image angle to the desired position, without having to repeat the steps if you are unhappy with the result.
7. Bonus Method: Text Wrapping
The most annoying thing in MS Word, related to rotating, moving, and repositioning images, is doing it without moving the text. Whenever you resize, or move the photo in your document, it influences the text layout. But there’s a way around it. All you have to do is change the text wrapping settings. There are several options so both the text and the image fit your document layout perfectly.
To change the text wrapping setting:
- Select the image by clicking it and go to the Format tab.
- Under the Arrange group find the Wrap Text option and click it.
- Select the text wrap option from the drop-down menu.
Here’s what each of the text wrap options does:
- Square: The text moves around the picture and forms a square shape.
- Tight: Text conforms around the image’s shape tightly.
- Through: The text will fill the white space in and around the image.
- Top & Bottom: The text appears at the top and the bottom of the image.
- Behind text: The text is placed over the photo.
- In front of the Text: The text is placed behind the image.
Note: these text wrapping settings will give different results depending on what image format you’re working with (for example JPG or Vector).
And there you have it. You’re one step closer to mastering the manipulation of images in Microsoft Word without feeling the sudden urge to bash your keyboard against the wall.
