When you use WPS Insert Image on macOS, common questions usually involve insertion methods, display results, and layout limits; this FAQ covers 4 frequent questions and practical fixes.
FAQ
Why can’t I see the image I just inserted in the document?
- Check whether the image was inserted near the current cursor position.
- Scroll up or down in the document to see whether it was inserted in another paragraph location.
- Select the target position again, then repeat the insertion from the Insert menu or by pasting.
Why does the inserted image look blurry?
- Check whether the original image has enough resolution.
- Try inserting a clearer original image again.
- Avoid enlarging a small image too much, and adjust the display size if needed.
How many images can be arranged side by side?
- Up to 5 images can currently be arranged side by side in one group.
- If you need to show more images, split them into multiple rows.
- For better readability, keep image sizes and description length balanced.
Which image formats are supported?
- Common image formats such as JPG, PNG, GIF, and WebP are supported.
- If an image cannot be inserted, first check whether the file is damaged.
- Then confirm that the file extension matches the actual file format.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Slash command | A command method that opens a content menu when you type "/" on a blank line, so you can quickly insert an image or other content block. |
| Floating toolbar | A nearby quick-action toolbar that appears after you select an image, used for actions such as borders, rotation, and descriptions. |
| Recognize Text | A feature that extracts editable text from an image, often used for screenshots or photographed text. |
| Side-by-side image layout | A layout method that places multiple images on the same line for comparison or grouped visual explanation. |