Common questions about WPS Brush usually focus on whether markup changes document content, how to exit Brush mode, and how to erase strokes; this section includes 3 FAQs and a glossary.
FAQ
Will Brush marks change the original document content?
- Brush marks appear as a markup layer over the document.
- They do not directly change the original document content or formatting.
- After clearing the brush marks, the document remains in its original content state.
How do I exit Brush editing mode?
- Finish your handwriting or markup.
- Look at the upper-right corner of the screen.
- Tap Done to return to the normal reading or editing state.
How do I erase strokes that I already added?
- Stay in the Brush editing page.
- Use Eraser to remove part of the strokes, or use Clear Screen to remove the current markup.
- Confirm that the strokes have been removed as needed.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Brush | The tool entry used for freehand drawing, annotation, and markup on a document. |
| Highlight Key Points | A markup mode used to emphasize important content without replacing the original text. |
| Smart Shape Recognition | A feature that turns a hand-drawn shape into a cleaner regular shape after a short pause. |