How to Use WPS Hyperlink on Windows

Last updated:July 15, 2026

Use WPS Hyperlink through 3 how-to topics: insert a web link, insert a document link, and link to a place in the current document. Choose a topic from the index and follow the steps.

How-to Index

How-to Guide

Feature entry: Insert tab → Hyperlink button (shortcut: Ctrl+K)

  1. Select the object or text that you want to link.
  2. Click the Insert tab on the top menu bar.
  3. Click Hyperlink.
  4. Enter the URL in the Existing File or Web Page tab.
  5. Click OK to finish.
  • Interface result: the selected text or object is linked to a web page.
  • What you can do next: you can open the target web page from the object during editing or slideshow playback.
  • Common mistake: if you do not select text or an object first, the link may not be created as expected.
  • Environment note: opening a web target requires a network connection.

Feature entry: Insert Hyperlink dialog box → Existing File or Web Page tab

  1. Select the object or text that you want to link.
  2. Open the Hyperlink dialog box.
  3. Choose the file that you want to link to.
  4. Browse for and select the target document.
  5. Click OK.
  • Interface result: the object or text is linked to the selected document.
  • What you can do next: you can open the target file from the linked object.
  • Common mistake: if the target file path changes later, the original link may stop working.
  • Environment note: the local file must remain accessible, and the device must have permission to open it.

Feature entry: Insert Hyperlink dialog box → Place in This Document tab

  1. Select the object or text that you want to link.
  2. Open the Hyperlink dialog box.
  3. Select Place in This Document.
  4. Select the target slide.
  5. Click OK.

Success Criteria

  • Interface result: the object or text is linked to the selected slide.
  • What you can do next: during slideshow playback, clicking the object jumps to the target location.

Tips While Using

  • Common mistake: choosing the wrong target slide leads to an unexpected jump.
  • Environment note: this method is useful for building navigation pages inside the current presentation.