How Do You Make a Wordle on Word?
Have you ever seen a Wordle and wondered how to make one on Word? Wordles are an awesome way to visually display words and have become increasingly popular.
If you’re looking to create your own Wordle, you’ll be pleased to know it’s a straightforward process. In this blog post, we’ll explain how to make a Wordle on Word. Let’s get started by answering the question: How do you make a Wordle on Word?
Go to the Insert tab
The first step to making a Wordle on Microsoft Word is to go to the Insert tab. This can be found at the top of the screen.
Once you have clicked the Insert tab, you will have a few options available. You can choose from various objects such as shapes, charts, and tables. For this tutorial, we will be focusing on the Object option.
Once you have selected the Object option, a new window will appear. In this window, you can select from a variety of object types. Select “Create New” and then select “WordArt.”
This will open up another menu that will allow you to choose the style of WordArt you want.
After selecting “WordArt,” you will be presented with various styles and colors to choose from. Take your time and select the style that best suits your needs. After you have selected the style, click “OK.”
The last step is to type in the text you want for your Wordle. You can type in any text that you would like and then move and resize it until it looks just right.
Once you are finished, you can add more objects or start typing up your document. Congratulations, you have now created your own Wordle!
Click Object
To make a Wordle on Word, the first step is to click the Insert tab on the Ribbon. From there, select Object, which will bring up a dialog box.
In this dialog box, select Create New, then choose WordArt from the drop-down list. This will bring up a new window with several different styles of Wordles to choose from. Select the style you want and click OK. You will now be able to enter your text for Wordle.
Select Create New and then WordArt
To make a Wordle on Word, you’ll need to first access the Insert tab. From there, click the Object option. A new dialogue box should appear. Select Create New and then WordArt from the list of options presented.
This will give you access to various WordArt styles that you can choose from for your Wordle. After selecting the style you want, click OK to confirm your choice. You can now type in the text you would like to use for your Wordle. When you’re finished, press the Enter key to finish up and you’ll have your Wordle ready to go!
Choose the style you want
When you click on the Object tab and select Create New, you will be presented with a variety of styles to choose from.
The WordArt options that are available include Block Shadow, Slant, Wave, Curved, Stop, Rings, Rain, Spin, and many more.
With each style, you can customize the color, size, font, and other elements to make your Wordle look exactly how you want it to.
You can also adjust the layout and make it flow better by rotating and spacing the words. Additionally, you can also add outlines and special effects to further enhance your Wordle design.
Type in the text you want
Once you have selected the style for your Wordle, you will be prompted to type in the words or phrases you want to appear in the graphic.
Make sure to separate each word or phrase with a comma, so that each appears as an individual element of your Wordle.
You can then change the font, size, color and orientation of each word or phrase to create a unique visual effect. When you are finished, click on the Insert button to insert your Wordle into your document. Now you have a fun, visually interesting way to express yourself!
Click OK
Once you have selected the style of WordArt and typed in the text you want, click the OK button to apply it. Your WordArt will appear in your Word document.
You can then adjust the size, color, and other properties to customize the look of your Wordle. You can also add additional text to the Wordle if needed. When you are done, you can save the Wordle to share or use in future documents.
