Use Batch Extract Images through 3 indexed topics, and all 3 topics are membership-related so the counts stay aligned with the Introduction section.
How-to Index
| No. | Topic | Membership Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1. Open Batch Extract Images | WPS Premium |
| 2 | 2. Scan and choose the images to export | WPS Premium |
| 3 | 3. Save the extracted images in a batch | WPS Premium |
How-to Guide
1. Open Batch Extract Images
Entry: Top menu bar in the document → More → More Output & Conversion or All Services → Batch Extract Images
- Open a document that contains images.
- Tap More in the top menu bar.
- Open More Output & Conversion or All Services.
- Tap Batch Extract Images.
Success Criteria
- The image scan or preview page opens.
- You can continue to identify images from the current document.
Tips While Using
- Membership: This feature requires WPS Premium.
- Content check: The document should contain recognizable images.
2. Scan and choose the images to export
Entry: Batch Extract Images page
- Wait while WPS scans the current document for images.
- Review the recognized image preview list.
- Tap individual images to select them, or use Select All if needed.
- Confirm the set of images you want to export.
Success Criteria
- Selected images are clearly marked.
- The extract action remains available for the next step.
Tips While Using
- Common mistake: exporting before checking the selected range may leave out needed images.
- Membership: This feature requires WPS Premium.
3. Save the extracted images in a batch
Entry: Extract after image selection
- After choosing the images, tap Extract.
- Wait for WPS to save the selected images.
- Check the saved results in your device storage location.
- Reuse, share, or organize the exported images as needed.
Success Criteria
- The extraction process finishes and the images are saved.
- The exported images are available for later use.
Tips While Using
- Storage: limited device space can affect the save result.
- Membership: This feature requires WPS Premium.
- Performance: documents with many images may take longer to process.