WPSConvert - for MS Works

About this app

WPSConvert is a fast and easy way to batch convert Microsoft® Works documents into Microsoft Office documents, PDF and RTF formats. If you receive Microsoft Works documents as email attachments or you switched from Windows to Mac and wants to open and read Works documents? The easiest way to circumvent this problem (short of using Windows) is to convert Works file to either Microsoft Office documents (docx, xlsx), PDF or RTF using WPS Converter. FEATURES • Convert Microsoft Works Word Processor files (.wps, .wpt) and Microsoft Works Spreadsheet files (.xlr, .wks) into Microsoft Office Word format (.docx) and Microsoft Office Excel format (.xlsx) respectively. • WPSConvert can convert Microsoft Works file formats into PDF and Rich Text Format (.rtf) files. • WPSConvert retains layout, images and graphics into target format. • Very flexible options to add files into conversion list. Simply Drag & Drop into list or Right click Open With in Finder or Drop on WPSConvert application to add files for export beside direct Add File/Folder buttons. • An advance option to maintain source directory hierarchy at destination with converted files in respective folders. While conversion WPSConvert automatically creates intermediate directories of source file path in target folder with converted formats. • Source as destination folder to output documents beside original document in same folder on your computer. Note: The WPSConvert is a standalone application running natively to convert Works documents into targeted format securely right on your computer, you don’t need internet connection or to install any third party application or other plugin to convert a document. * Microsoft is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation, registered in the U.S. and other countries.

- Bug fixes and UI improvements to streamline with latest macOS. We are thankful to all users for their valuable feedback :)

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1. First observed Aug 14, 2026 · 12:53 AM $4.99