You can then choose to draw a simple text box or one where the text inside is vertical. If you’re using Word on Mac, go to the Insert tab, click the Text drop-down arrow, and then the Text Box arrow. Click the Text Box drop-down arrow and pick a Built-In style or Draw a Text Box. Go to the spot in your document where you want the text box and select the Insert tab. Either way, you can customize it afterward, so choose the best option for you. With Word on Windows, you can either insert a preformatted text box or draw one of your own. Here, we’ll show you how to add or draw a text box and then format it to your liking in Microsoft Word.
Microsoft Word also provides formatting options for text boxes that give them their own nifty style or useful function. You can use a text box to call attention to something in your document, rotate snippets of text, or create a unique appearance.
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