WPS Upload Files to Cloud Documents on Windows FAQ

Last updated:July 17, 2026

When you upload files to WPS Cloud Documents on Windows, common questions usually involve entry point differences, where uploaded files appear, and what to prepare before uploading; this FAQ includes 3 common answers.

FAQ

What is the difference between the three upload entry points?

  1. The main difference is the path you use to start the upload.
  2. Uploading from the WPS Drive Home tab is useful when you want to manage files in the drive interface.
  3. Importing from the WPS Office Home page is useful when WPS Office is already open.
  4. Uploading from the transfer assistant is useful when you want a faster desktop-based entry point.
  5. All three methods end with selecting a local file and starting the upload.

Where can I find uploaded files after the upload finishes?

  1. After the upload is complete, the file is saved in the corresponding location in WPS Cloud Documents.
  2. You can open the WPS Drive Home page to view uploaded files.
  3. If you just finished the upload, you can also check the upload progress area first to confirm that the task is complete.

What should I check before uploading files to cloud documents on Windows?

  1. Make sure the current device has a working internet connection.
  2. Make sure you are signed in to your WPS account so the file can sync to your personal cloud space.
  3. Check whether your cloud storage has enough available space to avoid interruptions during upload.
  4. Confirm that you selected the correct local file before starting the upload.

Glossary

TermDefinition
WPS Cloud DocumentsWPS cloud storage for saving files and accessing them across devices.
WPS DriveThe Windows entry interface for viewing and managing cloud files.
transfer assistantA quick entry point near the taskbar tray for starting uploads and related transfer tasks.