Whether you wish to add a little style, or you want some message to move together with the curve of an additional element (like clip art or a logo), making your letters curve along a course in Word is pretty very easy.

First, click “Insert” on the primary Word ribbon.

Click “WordArt” from the text options.

Select the style you want your WordArt to be. You can go with anything from plain-looking message to something super-fancy.

Kind your text in your newly chosen WordArt box.

With your brand-new WordArt still picked, click “Format” on the primary Word ribbon.

Click the “Text Effects” button.

Click “Transform” on the drop-down menu.

To get your text to follow a bent path, you’ll wish to choose among the options from the “Follow course” section of the food selection. You can select whether you desire your text to curve up, down, or all around.

Click to make your option, and also you’ll see your message automatically distorted towards your picking.

If you want to have fun with the level of your contour, drag the orange dot.

By moving the orientation of the orange dot, you’ll change the contour of your text. You can also utilize it to transform your message inverted. You’ll have to play with the style and also changes a bit to get your message to contour just the means you desire, especially if you’re attempting to match it up with another item.

If you want your text to return to typical without any curves, head back over to the Text Effects food selection and hit “No change.”

Just like that, your message is back to regular.