For example, you may need to move a graphic closer to the text that describes it.

Watch where the cursor is; that’s where the image will fall when you let go.

A better way is to simultaneously scroll with your mouse (while still clicking-and-holding the photo).

Adding an image to be in line in Google Docs.

Moving an Image on iPad.

you could drag the circle button at the top left or right to rotate the image.

This is how you know you’re ready to move it.

Tap and hold the image, drag wherever you want it to go, and then let go.

Adding an image that wraps the text in Google Docs.

The corner boxes resize, the side boxes stretch, and the circle at the top is for rotations.

Adding an image that breaks the text (so the image is on its own line) in line in Google Docs.

Screenshot showing a rotated image in Google Docs

Screenshot show how to move a photo in Google Docs for iPad

Moving an Image on iPad.

Google Docs text wrap settings on Android.