This FAQ covers common questions about Export as Image in WPS on Android, including image clarity, export failures, and layout differences, plus a short glossary for key terms.
FAQ
What can I do if the exported image is not clear enough?
- Check the fonts, images, and zoom settings in the original spreadsheet first, because image clarity is affected by the original content.
- Try exporting again in a newer version of WPS Office.
- If you need a result that is easier to present, try page-by-page output or long-image output to reduce excessive compression.
What should I do if image export fails or shows an error?
- Check whether the current file is too large, especially when it contains many images or a large sheet range.
- Make sure the device has enough storage space and confirm that the network connection is working normally.
- Close the file, reopen it, and run the export again.
- If the issue continues, reduce the export area or export in smaller parts.
Why does the exported image look different from the original spreadsheet layout?
- Confirm whether you selected a standard image, a long image, or page-by-page output, because each mode presents layout differently.
- Check whether page numbers, headers, pagination, watermarks, or bottom cards are enabled.
- Preview again, adjust the related options, and save once more to confirm the result.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Share as Image | A method that generates an image directly from the Share entry so you can save or send the current spreadsheet content. |
| Share as Long Image | A method that combines a selected spreadsheet area into one continuous long image for easier viewing on mobile or in chat. |
| Page-by-page output | A mode that exports images by page, with each page saved as a separate image file. |
| Header | Extra header information that can be shown in the exported image to make the structure easier to identify. |
| Pagination | The page splitting method used during image output, which affects how the final images are divided. |