Open WPS files in your browser
The document of WPS Office's Writer, Kingsoft's free office suite used by hundreds of millions of people. Open one right here, page by page, with no office app. Nothing leaves your device.
Or drop it anywhere on this page
What you'll see
Your document opens as its pages, with its fonts, pictures and tables.
- Every page • Headers, footers, notes and charts
- Final, Markup or Original • Comments and changes
- Reflow • The text fitted to your screen
- Export • Save as PDF, PNG, JPEG or Markdown
About WPS
Kingsoft released WPS, for Word Processing System, for DOS in China in 1988, and WPS Office grew into a free suite for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone. Its Writer saves .wps documents and .wpt templates besides Word's own formats.
Inside, a WPS Office document is built like Word 97-2003's DOC: a Compound File holding the text, styles, tables, pictures, headers and footers. Microsoft Works used the same extension for its own word processor files, which are a different format.
Filepeek reads it in your browser as the Word document it is and lays out every page with its fonts, styles, tables, pictures, headers and footers. Reflow fits the text to your screen, search counts every match, and Export saves it as PDF, its pages as PNG or JPEG, or its text as Markdown.
WPS Writer Document
.wps • .wpt
Format
- MIME type
- application/wps-office.wps
- Made by
- Kingsoft
- Released
- 1988
Inside the file
- Text
- With its styles, lists and tables
- Pictures
- And shapes, placed on the page
- Pages
- Size, margins, headers and footers
- Built as
- Word 97-2003's binary DOC
Opens in every browser
Browsers download WPS files. Filepeek opens WPS Office's in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, templates (.wpt) too.
- YouChromeOpens through Filepeek
- YouEdgeOpens through Filepeek
- YouFirefoxOpens through Filepeek
- YouSafariOpens through Filepeek
Apps that open WPS
- WindowsWPS Office, free
- MacWPS Office, free
- iPhone and iPadWPS Office
- AndroidWPS Office
Questions
Why won't Word open my WPS file?
Word only lists Microsoft's own formats, and .wps from WPS Office isn't one, though it's built like Word 97-2003's DOC inside. Drop it here instead: Filepeek reads it as the Word document it is, and Export saves it as a PDF anyone can open.
Why won't my .wps from Microsoft Works open?
Microsoft Works used .wps for its own word processor files, a different format from WPS Office's, which Filepeek doesn't read. LibreOffice Writer opens Works files and saves them as DOCX.
Can I turn a WPS file into a PDF?
Yes. Choose Export, then Save as PDF, which saves every page through the print window, or save the pages as PNG or JPEG.