How to Wrap text | Adobe InDesign tutorial

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➤ Note, In this tutorial I use the last version of Adobe InDesign 2020.

➤ Note, Before you start watching, notice that this tutorial was made using Windows OS, so for Mac users simply alter Ctrl with CMD, and Alt with the Opt key.

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➤ Steps :

First go to Create new.

Then from Web choose "A4" and go to Orientation and choose "Landscape".

Then click Create.

Now go and pick up "Type tool" or press "T".

And make text box.

Go to "Type" > "Fill with placeholder text".

Now choose your font and size your text.

Press "W".

Pick up "Ellipse Tool" or press "L".

Draw a circle and Keep pressing "Shift" during the drawing.

Now give the circle a color and put it at the center.

Then go to "Window" > "Text Wrap" or press "Ctrl + Alt + W".

Select the Ellipse.

Now choose "Wrap around object shape".

And from "Wrap options" > "Wrap to" > "Both Right & Lift Sides".

And make offset from all sides 7.

Pick up "Type Tool" and select your text by pressing "Ctrl + A".

Go to "Window" > "Type & Table" > "Paragraph" or press "Ctrl + Alt + T".

From "Paragraph" > uncheck "Hyphenate" and choose "Justify with last line aligned left".

Pick up Selection Tool" or press "V" and select your shape.

Then go to "File" > "Place" or press "Ctrl+D".

And select your image and make sure you are checking "Replace Selected Item".

Go and pick up "Direct Selection Tool" or press "A".

Now resize your image.

From "Transform" play with "Width & Height" values using arrow keys.

Then export your image by going to "File" > "Export" or press "Ctrl+E".

Here we go we are done.

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How to Wrap text | Adobe InDesign tutorial