WPS Shape Position on Windows FAQ

Last updated:July 15, 2026

When using WPS Shape Position, common questions usually involve exact placement, reference points, and alignment choices; this FAQ covers 3 common questions.

FAQ

How do I set a shape position precisely?

  1. Select the target shape.
  2. Open the Size & Properties section in Object Properties.
  3. Enter the Horizontal Position and Vertical Position values in the Position area.
  4. Choose the reference point that matches your slide layout.

What does the reference point for horizontal and vertical position mean?

  1. Open the Position section and check the Relative To option.
  2. If you choose Top Left Corner, the position values are based on the top-left corner of the slide.
  3. If you choose Center, the position values are based on the center of the slide.
  4. After switching the reference point, review the slide result again.

When should I drag a shape, and when should I use object properties?

  1. Use dragging when you want to place a shape quickly.
  2. Use object properties when you need consistent placement across multiple objects or want to recreate a fixed layout.
  3. Use alignment first when you want a standard position quickly, then fine-tune if needed.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Object PropertiesThe side settings area used to view and adjust parameters for shapes and other objects.
Horizontal PositionThe numeric position value of a shape along the horizontal direction of the slide.
Vertical PositionThe numeric position value of a shape along the vertical direction of the slide.
Relative ToThe reference point used to calculate the position, such as the top-left corner or the center.