Then, click OK in the Borders and Shading window to apply your page border. Note: Depending on your selections, some Options may be grayed out.Ĭlick OK when you finish changing the options. Below Options, check or uncheck the boxes for always displaying in front, aligning the paragraph borders with the page border, and surrounding headers or footers.
You can adjust a few additional settings in this window if you like. Then below, click Measure from to use those numbers of points from the edge of the page or the text of your document. You can then enter the number of font points to use for the top, bottom, left, or right margin. Then, choose “ Apply to” if you only want the border in a certain section or the whole document.Ĭlick the Options button to adjust the margins when using a page border. You’ll see the preview on the right side update for a good view as you do so.Īlso, in the Preview section, you can use the small boxes to enable or disable the border from a particular side of the document. Whether you use a line style or an artsy border, you can then adjust the Width of the border. You’ll find a nice assortment of color options like hearts, stars, ice cream cones, flowers, holiday images, and more. If you prefer to use something fun and different, click the Art drop-down list at the bottom for a great selection of creative borders. To the right, choose the line Style you’d like to use and the Color directly below it. This lets you select something like a shadow or 3-D effect or go with a box style. On the left side of the window, you can start by picking a style under Setting. You can then get right to the customization options for your border. Head to the Design tab and click the Page Borders button in the Page Background section of the ribbon.Ĭonfirm that you’re on the Page Border tab when the Borders and Shading window opens. Open Microsoft Word to your document on either Windows or Mac. Here, we’ll show you how to add a page border in Word and customize it exactly as you want.
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