Simply uncheck it, click Okay and your document - and future documents you open in Microsoft Word - should be back to normal. The third option down, “blue background, white text”, is what you have accidentally checked. Start up Microsoft Word and go to Preferences (on the PC it’s “Options…”), then click on the General option. Obviously, you don’t want to leave it setup that way, so let me show you how to change it in Microsoft Word for the Mac – it’s basically the same for the Windows version of Word too. For legibility sake, Word allows you to specify white text on a blue background in addition to the more common black text against a white background. Believe it or not, I think you’ve actually found a feature of Microsoft Word, not some sort of bug in your documents or computer. Now select the color of the image that you want to make transparent.īelow is a screenshot of an example image with a background color, and on the right the same image after the background color has been replaced with transparency.Don’t panic. Select the Recolor option in the Adjust menu and select Set Transparent Color from the options there. Once you did that you need to left-click on the image to bring up the graphics menu. The first thing that you need to do is add the image to the document.
But since the background is transparent, it does not really matter what background the document has since it will always shine through.
The Microsoft Word software, part of Microsoft Office, comes with a couple of image related editing features that you can use for instance to change colors, add borders or set a transparent color of the image.Īll I had to do was to change the black background color to transparent so that the image would use the same color as the document which in this case was white. I once had to add a image into a Word document that had a black background which looked awful when I printed the document.
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