How to print Background and Color Images in Word In most cases, Word documents are viewed digitally and rarely printed, so there’s little need to add color or image to it while printing.

Learn how to create a custom background or change background color of your Word document. We also discuss how to add drop caps in Word.

There's nothing wrong with a white background, but Microsoft Word lets you change the color of a document's background. You can even use a picture, but don't get carried away.

But you’re in luck if you’re willing to add sections to the document. In a subsequent article, I’ll show you how to color the background of all the pages in a section with one rectangle.

Make sure your readers know your document is confidential, a draft, or can’t be copied with an image background. Here’s how to add a watermark in Word.