WPS Word Cloud on macOS FAQ

Last updated:July 22, 2026

When using WPS Word Cloud, common questions usually focus on scenarios, data sources, keyword display, and chart results; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and a 3-term glossary.

FAQ

What scenarios is a Word Cloud chart suitable for?

  1. A Word Cloud chart is suitable for reviewing the frequency and importance of text data.
  2. You can use it for high-frequency comment analysis, tag popularity review, and keyword extraction.
  3. In general, larger words represent higher frequency or weight.

What data source does a Word Cloud chart use?

  1. A Word Cloud chart usually uses a text field as its data source.
  2. The system counts word frequency from the selected field and generates a visual result.
  3. If the text content is limited, the number of visible keywords and the differences between them may also be limited.

How do I show more keywords in a Word Cloud in WPS on macOS?

  1. Open the Word Cloud editing panel.
  2. Go to the Type & Data tab.
  3. Adjust the display count, review the change in the preview pane, and click OK.

Why are some words not shown in the Word Cloud?

  1. First, check whether the correct keyword field is selected.
  2. Then confirm whether the text is too long or includes content that is not suitable for display.
  3. Keywords are limited to 30 characters, and longer content is not shown for now.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Word frequency tableA statistics list that shows how often keywords appear, making it easier to review the Word Cloud result.
Keyword fieldThe text field used as the source for Word Cloud statistics and display content.
Display countThe setting that controls how many keywords appear in the Word Cloud, which affects chart density.