Use WPS PDF text alignment through 2 how-to topics, including setting alignment from the floating toolbar and from the ribbon, then follow the steps for the method you need.
How-to Index
| No. | Topic | Membership Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1. Set alignment from the floating toolbar | WPS Premium required |
| 2 | 2. Set alignment from the ribbon | WPS Premium required |
How-to Guide
1. Set alignment from the floating toolbar
Entry: Enter text editing mode, select text, and use the alignment button on the floating toolbar
- Open the PDF file that you want to edit and enter text editing mode.
- Select the text box that you want to align.
- After selecting the text, check the floating toolbar that appears above it.
- Click the alignment button on the floating toolbar.
- Choose the alignment you want: Left Align, Center Align, Right Align, or Justify.
Success Criteria
- Interface result: The selected text box updates to the chosen alignment.
- What you can do next: You can continue adjusting other text boxes or save the file.
Tips While Using
- This topic requires WPS Premium to edit PDF files.
- The alignment setting applies only to the currently selected text box.
- If the PDF is scanned and the text is not directly editable, run OCR first.
2. Set alignment from the ribbon
Entry: Text Edit tab → alignment buttons
- Open the PDF file and select the text box that you want to align.
- On the top toolbar, switch to the Text Edit tab.
- Find the alignment button group.
- Click the alignment option that you want to apply.
Success Criteria
- Interface result: The current text box is aligned based on the option you selected.
- What you can do next: You can continue editing text, switch to another alignment option, or save the file.
Tips While Using
- This topic requires WPS Premium to edit PDF files.
- If you do not select a text box first, the alignment command may not affect the target content.
- The visible result can vary based on page margins and text box placement.