How do I shade a text box in Pages?

Select a shape, text box, or image. In the Style pane of the Format inspector, click the disclosure triangle next to Shadow, then choose a type of shadow from the pop-up menu.

How do you add a border to a box in Pages?

Add a border around a page

  1. Click Shape in the toolbar, then choose the square or rounded square.
  2. Drag the selection handles until the edges of the square are the size you want for the border.

How do I remove a box around text in pages?

Delete a text box by pressing delete on the keyboard when the box is active. To move the text box, click outside of it and then click back on it to make it active.

What is the alternative of paint in Mac?

GIMP. GIMP can also serve as a paint program for Mac. It’s a photo editing tool designed to be a free rival to Photoshop. GIMP for Mac is an open-source editor suitable for photo retouching, image composition, and image authoring.

How do you change borders in pages?

Click the Document icon at the top of the window, as shown below. In the sidebar, in the Document Margins section, change the values in the the Top, Bottom, Left, and Right fields to adjust the margins, as shown below.

How do I make a text box in Pages?

Add text in a text box

  1. Click. in the toolbar.
  2. Drag the text box to where you want it. If you can’t move the box, click outside the box to deselect the text, then click the text once to select its text box.
  3. Type to replace the placeholder text.
  4. To resize the text box, do one of the following:

How do I stretch a text box in Pages?

Click on Text at the top. Then look for the Advanced Options button in that sidebar. It looks like a little “gear” and is to the right of the BIUS (bold italics underline strikethrough) buttons. Click on that and then the setting you are looking for is character spacing.

Does Apple have something like paint?

Paint X is a classic version of the Paint app for Mac for coloring, sketching, and editing images. Paint X is a multimedia editing tool that enables Mac users to mark up images as they see fit.