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Convert DPS files to EPS, MD, ODP, PDF and other formats, free and without signing up. Files are deleted from our server as soon as they are converted. Pick a target, drop your files and download the results.

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    What is a DPS file?

    DPS stands for WPS Presentation document. It was created by Kingsoft and first released in the 2000s. DPS is the presentation format of Kingsoft's WPS Office. By default WPS Presentation saves DPS files in a format built like PowerPoint 97 files, which is why LibreOffice can open them and convert them to PowerPoint or PDF.

    Typepresentation
    CompressionLossless
    In a browseropens in WPS Office; files saved in its default format also open in LibreOffice Impress
    Common usespresentations made in WPS Office, widely used in China
    MIME typeapplication/vnd.ms-powerpoint

    How to open a DPS file

    Whether a DPS file opens with a double click depends on the device. Here is what works on each, without buying software:

    WindowsPowerPoint or the free LibreOffice Impress opens PPT, PPTX and ODP.
    MacKeynote opens PPT and PPTX; LibreOffice Impress opens ODP.
    iPhone and iPadKeynote and the PowerPoint app open PPT and PPTX; ODP needs an app such as Collabora Office.
    AndroidGoogle Slides and the PowerPoint app open PPT and PPTX; ODP needs an app such as Collabora Office.
    Web browserDPS opens in WPS Office; files saved in its default format also open in LibreOffice Impress.

    DPS compared with other presentation formats

    How DPS stacks up against the formats people most often convert it to or from:

    FormatCompressionUsually containsReleasedBest for
    DPSLosslessslides with text, images and animationsthe 2000spresentations made in WPS Office, widely used in China
    PPTXLosslessslides with text, images, charts, animations and speaker notes2007presentations for work, school and conferences
    PPTLosslessslides with text, images and animations in a binary file1997older presentations and slide decks from legacy systems
    ODPLosslessslides with text, images and transitions in a ZIP of XML files2005presentations made in LibreOffice and OpenOffice
    PDFEither1993documents, forms, invoices and print-ready files

    How to use the DPS converter

    1. Choose the format you want in the Convert to menu.
    2. Drop your DPS files on the box, or press Choose DPS files. Several files can go in at once.
    3. Adjust the settings if you need to; the defaults suit most people.
    4. Press Convert and save each file with its Download button. The file is converted on our server and deleted as soon as the result is sent back.

    Tips for converting DPS files

    Converting a DPS file keeps every slide and its text: what can change is fonts, effects and animations, where formats do not match feature for feature. A few habits keep the result close to the original.

    • Keep the original presentation; a PDF cannot play animations, transitions or video.
    • Unhide the slides you want included; hidden slides are left out, as they are when you present.
    • Embed fonts in PowerPoint so unusual typefaces look the same in the PDF.
    • Compress large photos in the deck to keep the file under the size limit and the PDF easy to email.
    • Speaker notes are not included in a PDF of the slides; export notes separately if you need them.

    Convert DPS files from the command line

    LibreOffice and Ghostscript do the same on your own computer:

    soffice --headless --convert-to pdf input.dps
    gs -dSAFER -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -sDEVICE=eps2write -dFirstPage=1 -dLastPage=1 -sOutputFile=output.eps input.pdf

    Converting on your own computer keeps the file entirely local, which is worth it for very large or very sensitive documents. For everything else, the converter on this page does it without installing anything.

    DPS converter FAQ

    What is a DPS file?

    DPS stands for WPS Presentation document, a presentation format created by Kingsoft in the 2000s. DPS is the presentation format of Kingsoft's WPS Office. By default WPS Presentation saves DPS files in a format built like PowerPoint 97 files, which is why LibreOffice can open them and convert them to PowerPoint or PDF.

    How do I open a DPS file?

    DPS opens in WPS Office; files saved in its default format also open in LibreOffice Impress. If the program you need will not open it, convert it to a more widely supported format above.

    What is the most common DPS conversion?

    DPS to EPS is the conversion people search for most. The DPS is opened by LibreOffice, the open-source office suite, on our conversion server and exported to PDF, and Ghostscript, the standard PostScript interpreter, writes the first slide as an EPS.

    Does converting DPS files here upload them?

    Yes. DPS conversions need LibreOffice, Ghostscript and MuPDF, open-source programs that cannot run in a browser, so they run on our conversion server. The file is uploaded, converted, and deleted together with the result as soon as the result has been sent back to you. Nothing is kept.

    Is the DPS converter free?

    Yes. There is no sign-up and no watermark. Conversions that use our server accept files up to 25 MB, with a fair-use limit per hour. The site is supported by advertising.

    Can I convert DPS files on iPhone or Android?

    Yes. Open this page in Safari on iPhone and iPad, or in Chrome on Android, choose your DPS files and download the results to your Downloads folder.

    Can I convert several DPS files at once?

    Yes. Drop as many as you like; they are converted one after another, each with its own download button.

    Convert DPS to another format

    See the full list of supported formats.

    Try MP4 to MP3, HEIC, merge PDF or compress video.