Remove a watermark - Microsoft Support
Learn how to delete a watermark from your Word document by using the Remove Watermark option or the Delete key. Find more tips and tricks for working with watermarks in Word.
Cut out part of a picture - Microsoft Support
Learn how to remove parts of an image in a Office file that you don't want to include. Follow the steps to use the Remove Background tool and mark areas to keep or remove with a drawing pencil.
Embedded files or objects found - Microsoft Support
Learn how to check and remove embedded files or objects in your Office documents that may have hidden data. Find out how to convert charts to pictures, delete objects, and inspect your document for issues.
Remove the background of a picture in Office - Microsoft Support
For an image in an Office file, you can remove the background from it to accent the subject or to remove distracting details. As described below, you start with the automatic background removal. Then, if necessary, you can draw lines to indicate areas to keep and remove.
Add, change, or delete the background color in Word
Learn how to use the Page Color button to add a background color, gradient, texture, pattern, or picture to your Word document. You can also remove the background color or apply a theme.
Customize keyboard shortcuts - Microsoft Support
Learn how to assign or remove keyboard shortcuts for commands, macros, fonts, styles, or symbols in Word. You can use a mouse or just the keyboard to customize your shortcuts.
Remove or turn off hyperlinks - Microsoft Support
Remove a hyperlink. To remove a hyperlink but keep the text, right-click the hyperlink and click Remove Hyperlink. To remove the hyperlink completely, select it and then press …
Add and remove picture borders - Microsoft Support
Remove a border from a picture. The way you remove a picture border depends on whether it’s a picture style or a custom border. Choose the picture you want to remove a border from. Go …
Reset a picture - Microsoft Support
The Reset Picture button removes all the formatting you’ve applied to the selected picture since you last saved your document. Select the picture with the formatting you want to remove. In the Picture Tools Format tab’s Adjust group, click Reset Picture. Top of Page.
Copy and paste using the Office Clipboard - Microsoft Support
Learn how to use the Office Clipboard to copy and paste up to 24 items from different Office programs or other sources. Find out how to open, control, and delete the Clipboard task pane and its contents.
Ungroup shapes, pictures, and other objects in Word
Do one of the following: To ungroup pictures, go to Picture Format or Picture Tools Format > Group > Ungroup. To ungroup shapes and objects, go to Shape format or Drawing Tools Format > Group > Ungroup. Learn how to ungroup shapes, pictures, and other objects that have been grouped in Word.