Ways to set different backgrounds for different pages in Word

① sets the shading of a paragraph to impersonate the background color of a document

First, try to get the content of your Word document to fill the entire page. If the number of text is low and you are dissatisfied with the entire page, fill it with a blank paragraph or space.

Then, select all the contents of the page that you want to set the background color to, and then find the menu:

Format → borders and shading, then select the Shading tab, apply a range to select paragraph, and then set a color.

In this way, different pages can set different background colors.

Note: Shading only appears as a paragraph in the text editing area. If you want to fill the page, you can adjust the margins of the page.

② inserts a picture at the bottom of the background picture that pretends to be a document

In addition to the above methods, there are also methods that can impersonate a background picture of a document, and you can also set different background pictures for different pages.

First, in the Word document page, insert a picture, then select the picture, resize and position the picture, and try to keep it full of the entire document page.

Finally, click the right → set the picture format, in the pop-up dialog box, set the layout of the picture as "lined with text" can be.