Turning WPS slides into individual image files is ideal for those preparing materials for video editors, digital galleries, or archival systems.

WPS Office provides a straightforward method to accomplish this task without requiring third party tools or complex configurations.

Begin by opening the WPS Presentation file you wish to export.

Ensure that all slides are finalized, with animations and transitions set as desired, since these will not be preserved in image format.

After finalizing your content, go to the File option found in the top-left corner of the application window.

In the menu that appears, choose the Export option.

A submenu will appear with various export formats.

Select the setting titled Export as Images.

A dialog box will open, allowing you to specify the destination folder where the images will be saved.

It is advisable to create a dedicated folder for these files to keep them organized.

Next, select the image format you wish to use.

WPS commonly provides three standard formats: JPEG, PNG, and BMP.

Use JPEG when you want compact files with solid visual quality, and opt for PNG if transparency or perfect detail preservation is essential.

Once the format is set, you can adjust the output resolution.

Higher resolutions will result in larger files but better clarity, especially if the images will be printed or displayed on high definition screens.

When every option is properly set, initiate the export by clicking the Export button.

WPS automatically converts each slide into a standalone image file in order.

The files will be automatically named in numerical order, such as Slide1.jpg, Slide2.jpg, and so on, making it easy to reassemble them in the correct order if needed.

The time required for the export depends on the number of slides and the selected resolution.

Once finished, a pop-up will notify you that the export is complete.

You can now locate your exported images in the folder you specified and use them in any application that supports image files, such as video editing software, photo galleries, or presentation players that require static frames.

This method ensures that your content remains intact and retains its visual fidelity without the need for manual screenshots or external conversion tools.