The default blank background of a Word document can look a little drab to some. You may want to jazz it up by inserting a background image or a printed watermark.

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.

Make your Word document appear colorful & lively by adding background color or image in while printing. Enable Print background colors and images setting.

In this post, we will show you how to create a custom background or change the background color of your Word document. Additionally, we will also discuss how to add drop caps in Word.