WPS Screenshot Undo on Windows FAQ

Last updated:July 13, 2026

Common questions about WPS Screenshot Undo on Windows usually focus on undo depth, supported edit types, and what happens after an undo; this section covers 3 frequently asked questions.

FAQ

How many actions can I undo?

  1. In screenshot editing mode, make sure you have already completed multiple edits.
  2. Press Ctrl+Z or click the undo button and check whether the screenshot continues to roll back.
  3. You can generally undo multiple times until you return to the initial state after the screenshot was taken. The exact number depends on how many edits are in the current history.

Can I restore content after undoing it?

  1. If you have just used undo, first check whether the current toolbar shows a restore or redo entry.
  2. The current feature guidance does not describe a separate restore action for content that has already been undone.
  3. If the result is important, save a copy of the screenshot after major edits.

Which edits can I undo?

  1. In screenshot editing mode, apply edits such as shapes, pen marks, text, mosaic effects, or cropping.
  2. Use the undo button or press Ctrl+Z to reverse the latest step.
  3. If the edit disappears or the screenshot returns to the earlier state, that edit supports undo.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Screenshot editing modeThe editing interface that appears after taking a screenshot, where you can add annotations, text, shapes, or cropping.
UndoReversing the most recent edit so the screenshot returns to its earlier state.
Ctrl+ZA common Windows keyboard shortcut for undoing the latest action quickly.