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.

When your presentation is complete, click on the File tab in the upper-left corner of the WPS interface.

From the dropdown options, select Export.

A new panel will open, displaying multiple exportable file types.

Select the setting titled Export as Images.

A window will pop up where you can define the output location for your image files.

To maintain clarity, it’s best to set up a separate folder specifically for these exported images.

Then, choose your preferred image file type.

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

JPEG is recommended for smaller file sizes and good quality, while PNG is preferable if you need transparent backgrounds or lossless compression.

Following your format selection, you’ll have the option to modify the image dimensions.

Higher DPI settings yield crisper output but significantly increase file size—ideal for professional printing or large-screen presentations.

After finalizing your preferences, press the Export button to begin the process.

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

Exported files are labeled sequentially—Slide1.png, Slide2.png, etc.—ensuring effortless reconstruction of the original sequence.

The duration of the export is influenced by both the total number of slides and the resolution level you’ve selected.

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

Navigate to the output folder to find your files, and integrate them into video editors, digital displays, or any software that handles JPEG, PNG, or BMP images.

This built-in approach preserves every detail of your presentation cleanly, eliminating the need for awkward screen captures or third-party converters.