WPS Presenter View on iOS: Introduction

Last updated:July 15, 2026

WPS Presenter View is a presentation support view for slide shows on iOS; it includes 3 core tasks, with 3 available without membership and 0 membership-related items.

At a Glance

MetricValueNotes
Core tasks3Matches the number of rows in the How-to Index
Available without membership3Matches the number of Free rows in the index
Membership-related items0Matches the number of membership-related rows in the index

About This Feature

Overview

Presenter View is a built-in presentation playback feature in WPS Office for iOS. It helps presenters view the current slide, the next-slide preview, speaker notes, and a timer during a slideshow so they can manage pacing more smoothly.

Core capabilities include:

  • Turn on Presenter View during playback for presentation support.
  • Start Presenter View playback from the Tools menu in editing mode.
  • Use playback support controls such as next-slide preview, speaker notes, timer, pen tools, and page navigation.

This feature is useful for classroom teaching, project updates, and meeting presentations. It helps when you need to keep track of notes and slide order while presenting on a mobile device. For users searching for how to use presenter view on iPhone or iPad, this workflow keeps presentation controls and notes in one place.

System Requirements

ItemRequirement
Operating systemAn iPhone or iPad that can run WPS Office for iOS
App versionIt is recommended to use the latest version of WPS Office
NetworkA network connection is needed for app download and account-related services; local slideshow playback does not require a constant connection
OtherIt is recommended to prepare a presentation with speaker notes in advance if you want to view notes in Presenter View

Download & Installation

ItemDetails
Official downloadWPS Office Free Download
Check after installationOpen WPS Office, open a presentation, and enter slideshow mode to confirm that the Presenter View entry is available

Source: WPS download page

Compare with Alternatives

DimensionWPSMicrosoftGoogleNotionAdobe
Capability SummaryOn iOS, WPS Presenter View can be opened during slideshow playback to show the current slide, next-slide preview, speaker notes, and a timer, with pen tools, page navigation, and orientation switching.PowerPoint Presenter View shows the current slide, next slide, and speaker notes, and also includes timer, annotation, zoom, and slide-jump controls. Its official guidance focuses on desktop and multi-monitor presentation setups.Google Slides supports Presenter view with speaker notes, multi-monitor presentation options, annotations, and presentation controls. Its official guidance mainly describes browser-based presentation on a computer.Notion Presentation Mode turns a page into slides by splitting content with divider blocks and supports fullscreen navigation, but its official help states that speaker notes are not supported.Adobe Acrobat on the web provides presentation creation workflows and AI-generated presentations, but the official page does not describe a playback view equivalent to speaker notes plus next-slide preview during presenting.
WPS AdvantagesAdvantage: WPS keeps notes, next-slide preview, timer, and pen controls inside the mobile slideshow flow. Advantage: It provides two entry paths, from slideshow playback and from the Tools menu.Compared with WPS: Microsoft provides broader desktop presenter controls, but its official guidance is centered on desktop and monitor-based presentation rather than a direct iOS playback path like this workflow.Compared with WPS: Google Slides is more dependent on browser and external-display workflows, so its presenter support path differs from an in-app iOS slideshow flow.Compared with WPS: Notion is suitable for page-based presentations, but its official help says speaker notes are not supported.Compared with WPS: Adobe focuses on creating presentation content rather than a presenter-assistance playback view.
Official SourceUse Presenter View in PowerPointPresent slidesPresentation modeAbout presentations in Adobe Acrobat

Overall Conclusion
If you need a mobile presentation workflow that keeps notes, next-slide preview, and pacing tools together during playback, WPS Presenter View fits that iOS scenario well. Other products support presentation tasks in their own ways, but their official guidance is more focused on desktop, browser, page-based, or content-generation workflows.

Use Cases

No.ScenarioSuitable forMain needHow Presenter View helps
1Classroom teachingTeachers and trainersNeed to check notes and upcoming content while speakingUse Presenter View during playback to read notes and preview the next slide
2Meeting updatesOffice users and project ownersNeed to control timing and move through slides smoothlyUse the timer, page navigation, and current-slide view during the presentation
3Sales or pitch sessionsSales and business usersNeed a mobile-friendly presentation workflow without switching views oftenStart Presenter View and keep playback controls in one interface
4Portfolio or project showcaseStudents and design presentersNeed to mark key points while presentingUse the pen tool during playback to annotate content
5Live Q&A sessionsSpeakers and hostsNeed to adjust pacing based on audience questionsUse next-slide preview and navigation controls to move through content flexibly

Membership & Benefits

Free vs WPS Premium

CapabilityFreeWPS Premium
Basic Presenter View playback
Current slide, next-slide preview, and speaker notes
Timer and pen tools during playback
Additional advanced office and PDF benefitsLimited in some areasMore advanced features and broader benefits

Source: WPS Office pricing page

Recommendations

Usage scenarioRecommended planWhy
Occasional classroom or meeting presentationsFreePresenter View itself is available for basic presentation needs
Frequent office work that also needs more advanced office, PDF, or cloud benefitsWPS PremiumBetter suited for users who need broader productivity features beyond presentation playback

How to Subscribe

Source: WPS Office pricing page