When using Text Fill, common questions usually focus on effect differences, readability, and removal; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a short glossary.
FAQ
What is the difference between Text Fill and Font Color?
- Font Color is usually used to apply a basic solid color to text.
- Text Fill can do more than solid color and may also support gradient and picture or texture effects.
- If you want stronger decoration or more visual depth, use Text Fill first. If you only need standard coloring, Font Color is usually enough.
What should I do if text becomes hard to read after I apply Text Fill?
- Check whether the fill color has enough contrast against the page background.
- Add a more visible Text Outline to improve readability.
- Preview the page before printing to confirm that the text is still readable in color or grayscale output.
How to fill text in WPS on Windows and then remove the effect later?
- Select the text that already has a fill effect.
- Open the related Text Fill entry point.
- Choose No Fill or the equivalent clear option to remove the current fill effect.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Text Fill | A setting that applies color, gradient, or picture or texture effects to the inside of the text itself. |
| Text Outline | The line style around the outer edge of the text, often used together with Text Fill to improve readability. |
| Task Pane | A side panel in the editing interface used to adjust object properties and styles in one place. |