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Any other pictures that are positioned near or below the selected image may be partially or fully covered up.Ĭlick Send Backward to move the selected image down by one level.

Any other pictures that are positioned near or below the selected image may be partially or fully covered up.Ĭlick Bring to Front to move the depth of the selected image up to the top-most level. You can apply this command more than once to arrange the picture the way you want. On the menu that appears, point to Order, and then do any of the following:Ĭlick Bring Forward to move the selected image up by one level. In OneNote, this works much like the commands in popular page layout and illustration apps that let you control the depth (also known as the z-axis) of a three-dimensional design.Ĭontrol-click the picture you want to arrange.

If you need to position multiple pictures next to each other so that they partially overlap in a specific way, you can arrange the order of each picture to make it appear above or below another. On the menu bar that appears, point to Rotate, and then do one of the following:Ĭlick Flip Horizontal to flip the selected picture horizontally.Ĭlick Flip Vertical to flip the selected picture vertically. If you flip a picture that contains text, it will no longer be easily readable.Ĭontrol-click the picture you want to rotate. You can use this effect to customize or add variety to inserted illustrations or graphics (for example, you can flip a picture of an arrow to have it point in the opposite direction).

Flip a pictureįlipping a picture reverses the image horizontally or vertically, as if seen in a mirror. Tip: If you need to rotate a picture to a specific angle, apply the rotation to the source image in your favorite image editing app before inserting the rotated picture into your notes. Scaling is different from resizing in that it purposely distorts the picture to force it to fit into a specific area.Ĭlick to select the picture you want to scale.Ĭlick any one of the four selection handles that appear in the center of the picture sides (not in the corners) and then drag the handle up, down, or sideways until the picture is the size you want. You can scale an inserted picture to make it fit on the page by reducing or increasing either its width or its height. Resize in this way will retain the aspect ratio of the picture. Resizing a picture keeps its original height and width ratio intact so that the resized image does not appear distorted.Ĭlick to select the picture you want to resize.Įight small boxes - called selection handles - will appear around the outer border of the picture.Ĭlick any one of the four selection handles that appear in the corners of the picture (not on the sides) and then drag the handle up, down, or sideways until the picture is the size you want. Making a picture smaller will reduce its detail but maintain image quality, while making a picture larger can enhance its detail but at the expense of image quality. You can resize an inserted picture to make it appear smaller or larger on the page. Doing so turns off the invisible grid that moving selections snap to. For more precise positioning, hold the Option key on your keyboard while dragging a picture. Tip: To move or align a picture you’ve inserted, click and drag it anywhere on the page.