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# Wrapping Text to an Image

To wrap text to image, the image must have a transparent background or the image must have a background color that matches the page color in InDesign (a white background in the image and a white page in InDesign, for example.)

1. Position an image over a text box.
2. Change the [stacking order](/adobe-indesign-basics-mac-os-edition/working-with-images/changing-object-stacking-order.md) of the image so it is beneath the text box. (Note: Leave the image selected after doing this.)
3. With the image selected, go to **Window** on the menu bar and select **Text Wrap**.
4. In the **Text Wrap** window, click the **Wrap around object shape** button.
5. In the Contour Options drop down list, select **Detect Edges**.