Blurriness in pictures when pasted into Microsoft Office applications like Word, PowerPoint, or Excel can be frustrating. This issue is often related to the way Office handles images. Here are some steps to help you resolve or mitigate this problem:

1. Insert as an Image File:
   • Instead of copying and pasting, try saving your image as a file (JPEG, PNG, or other common formats) and then insert it into your document. This often results in better image quality.
2. Use High-Quality Images:
   • If possible, start with high-quality images. Low-resolution images may become even blurrier when inserted into Office documents.
3. Use the „Insert” Feature:
   • In Microsoft Office applications, use the „Insert” tab to insert images rather than copying and pasting from another source. This provides more control over image placement and quality.
4. Adjust Image Size and Resolution:
   • After inserting the image, right-click on it and select „Size and Position” or „Format Picture.” Adjust the image size and resolution to match your document’s requirements.
5. Check Compression Settings:
   • Office applications may automatically compress images to reduce file size. To prevent this, go to „File” > „Options” > „Advanced” and under the „Image Size and Quality” section, uncheck „Discard editing data” and set the „Default resolution” to „High fidelity.”
6. Change Display Settings:
   • Sometimes, display settings on your computer can affect image quality in Office. Ensure your display settings are optimized for your monitor.
7. Update Microsoft Office:
   • Ensure that your Microsoft Office suite is up to date. Microsoft often releases updates and patches that can address such issues.
8. Use Different Office Applications:
   • If one Office application is causing issues, try pasting your image into a different Office application. For example, if Word is causing blurriness, try PowerPoint or Excel.
9. Check Compatibility Mode:
   • If you’re working with an older document format, it might be in compatibility mode. Save the document in the latest format, which might improve image quality.
10. Check Printer Settings:
    • If you plan to print your document, the blurriness may not be noticeable when printed. Adjust the print settings as needed for the best print quality.
11. Use a Different Image Editor:
    • For precise image control, consider using an image editor like Adobe Photoshop or GIMP to adjust and optimize your images before inserting them into Office documents.
12. Use Online Images:
    • If your images are sourced from the internet, try downloading them in their original, high-quality format directly from the source whenever possible.
13. PDFs for High-Quality Printing:
    • If you’re working on a document that will be printed, consider saving it as a PDF. PDFs maintain image quality and formatting.

If the issue persists after trying these steps, it may be helpful to contact Microsoft Support or your organization’s IT department for further assistance, as there could be specific settings or configurations causing the problem.