As long as you set the format and layout of the picture in Word and adjust it to the style of lining below the text, floating above the text or centering in the middle, then you can move and enlarge it at will, so that the whole picture can be spread all over the page. The specific operation is as follows:

1. After opening the Word document, click the Insert option in the toolbar above, and then select the picture;

2. Click on the picture and the picture toolbar will appear. Click on the location option, and select the middle center option in the text wrapping, or you can wrap the text in any form except embedding in the picture toolbox.

3. Finally, in the Format Picture dialog box, under the Size tab, uncheck the box in front of Lock Aspect Ratio, and then click OK. When selected, the picture will be automatically centered. Then, we can resize the picture to cover the whole word interface.