How can I express the idea of CSS floats to ordinary people?

Let me explain what CSS floats are:

When there is no float, text and image looks like this:

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When the image is floated left (I don't know whether "floated left" is the right term for this. In CSS img { float: left; } is what I mean.)

enter image description here

When the image is floated right: img { float: right; }

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So basically the idea is, that when a float is present, the text always wraps around the image.

In my iOS app, users can write a document and add an image to it. I want to give the above 3 options to the users. Users can choose one of the above options and the images and texts in the document will behave accordingly.

What I am stuck on is how to word these options. Since I target normal, ordinary people, I don't expect them to know CSS floats. So I must express these three options in a colloquial way. What I had in mind is too verbose, I think:

  • Text doesn't wrap image
  • Text wraps image, image on the left
  • Text wraps image, image on the right

I don't think people will be bothered to read through that long text. I need a more concise expression. Any ideas?

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