Common questions about Insert Local File usually focus on supported formats, collaborator visibility, and whether changes to the original file affect inserted content; this section covers 3 frequent questions.
FAQ
What local file formats can I insert?
- You can insert image files such as JPG, PNG, GIF, and WebP.
- You can also insert video files and common document formats.
- Images display directly in the document, while other files are usually embedded as attachments.
Can collaborators see the file after I insert it?
- Inserted content is uploaded before it is used in collaborative viewing.
- After the upload is complete, collaborators can usually view the related content in the document.
- For large video files, wait until the upload finishes before asking others to review it.
If I change the original local file later, will the inserted content change too?
- After a file is inserted into a Smart Doc, it becomes an independent cloud copy.
- Later changes to the original file on your phone do not directly change the inserted content in the document.
- If you need updated content, insert the newer file version again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Smart Doc | A WPS document type that supports editing, collaboration, and multiple content blocks. |
| Local file | An image, video, or document file stored on the current Android device. |
| Attachment display | A file presentation style where the file appears as an item in the document instead of expanding as body content. |