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Customizing the WPS Startup Screen allows you to personalize your experience when launching the WPS Office suite, making it more visually appealing and aligned with your preferences.

Before making any changes, confirm that you have the most recent release of WPS Office.

Alternatively, visit the official WPS website to manually download the latest installer if the in-app updater fails.

Make sure to apply all pending updates before continuing with customization.

Start either WPS Writer, WPS Sheet, or WPS Presentation to access the configuration settings.

Locate and click the File button in the application’s main menu.

In the dropdown menu, look for Options.

You’ll now see a comprehensive settings window that controls how WPS behaves and looks.

Within the Options window, navigate to the General tab.

Under the General tab, locate the Startup group of settings.

There should be a toggle option named "Display splash screen on startup."

To turn off the splash screen permanently, remove the checkmark from this option.

WPS will now open instantly, skipping the initial visual transition.

If you want to replace the default splash screen with a custom image, the process is slightly more involved.

WPS Office does not provide a built-in interface for uploading custom images directly through the user interface.

Customization requires accessing the program’s internal asset folder.

On Windows, the path is usually C:\Program Files\WPS Office\version\files.

Within the files folder, go into the images or res subfolder.

The default image file is usually named splash.png or splash.jpg.

Always create a copy of the original splash file before overwriting it.

Your custom image must be in PNG or JPG format for compatibility.

The recommended dimensions are 600x400 pixels to ensure proper display without stretching or distortion.

Do not alter the filename—keep it identical to the original.

You might need to run your file explorer as administrator to overwrite the file.

Reboot the program to trigger the updated startup image.

The next time you launch the program, you should see your custom image displayed on the startup screen.

WPS updates may reset the splash file, so retain a copy of your custom image.

The location differs by OS, but the principle of replacing splash.png remains unchanged.

Navigate to the app’s resource folder, locate splash.png, and overwrite it with your file.

The startup image is purely aesthetic and does not alter core operations.

This visual element exists solely for branding or personalization at launch time.

If you are using WPS Office in a professional or corporate environment, you may also consider customizing the splash screen to reflect your organization’s branding.

This subtle touch contributes to a unified digital environment throughout your organization.

Always ensure that any image you use for customization complies with copyright and licensing rules.

Only use images you created, licensed, or obtained under a permissive license.

With these adjustments, you gain full control over the first visual impression of WPS Office.