How to Use WPS Text Box on Android

Last updated:July 16, 2026

This section includes 3 how-to topics for WPS Text Box on Android, covering insertion, text entry, and style changes; 3 topics are available without membership and 0 are membership-related.

How-to Index

How-to Guide

1. Insert a Text Box

Entry path: Tools tab → Insert → Text Box

  1. Tap the Tools tab at the bottom.
  2. Switch to Insert.
  3. Tap Text Box.
  4. A default rectangular text box appears in the spreadsheet.
  5. Drag the control points around the box to resize it, and drag the border to move it.

Success Criteria

  • Visual result: A selectable rectangular text box appears in the spreadsheet.
  • Next action available: You can continue typing text or changing the text box style.

Tips While Using

  • A text box is a floating object and is not fixed to a single cell.
  • After spreadsheet structure changes, the text box position may shift.

2. Enter Text in a Text Box

Entry path: Double-tap an inserted text box

  1. Double-tap inside the text box to enter typing mode.
  2. Enter your text.
  3. Adjust basic font settings if needed.
  4. Tap a blank area of the sheet to confirm.

Success Criteria

  • Visual result: The text you entered appears inside the text box.
  • Next action available: You can continue moving the text box or changing its style.

Tips While Using

  • If typing does not work, confirm that the file is in edit mode.
  • In fit-to-screen viewing status, the text box may be view-only.

3. Change Text Box Style

Entry path: Select the text box → Tools tab → Text Box

  1. Select the target text box.
  2. Tap the Tools tab at the bottom.
  3. Open the Text Box contextual options.
  4. Use Rotate Left or Rotate Right as needed.
  5. Set Fill Color, Border Color, Border Style, or Border Weight as needed.
  6. If you no longer need it, tap Delete to remove the text box.

Success Criteria

  • Visual result: The text box style updates based on your settings.
  • Next action available: You can continue editing text, moving the box, or undoing the action.

Tips While Using

  • Before deleting a text box, confirm that its content is no longer needed.
  • If you delete it by mistake, use Undo right away if available.