Template Issues

How to Insert a Logo into an Excel Invoice Template in WPS Office

Aamir Naveed AkramAamir Naveed Akram Nov 13, 2026 868 views

Question details

The user needs to replace the existing or placeholder logo in an Excel invoice template with their own company logo.

Product
WPS Office Spreadsheets
Device & OS
not provided
Scenario
Editing an Excel invoice template in WPS Office Spreadsheets to add custom branding.
Observed behavior
The template currently shows an existing logo that needs to be swapped with the user's own logo.
Before you start

Make sure your logo file is saved on the device in a supported format such as PNG, JPG, JPEG, or BMP, and open the Excel invoice template in WPS Office Spreadsheets.

Solution 1Recommended

Replace the existing logo using Delete and Insert Picture

Use this method when you want a straightforward replacement for a logo in an Excel invoice template without affecting the surrounding layout.

This method works with Excel invoice templates opened in WPS Office Spreadsheets. The logo is inserted as a picture, so it can be moved and resized independently without changing invoice formulas or cell data.

1
Open the invoice template

Open WPS Office Spreadsheets and load the Excel invoice template you want to edit.

2
Select and delete the existing logo

Click the existing logo to select it, then press Delete or Backspace on your keyboard.

3
Go to the Insert tab

On the WPS Office ribbon, click the Insert tab.

4
Insert your own logo

Click Pictures, then choose Picture from File. Select your logo file and click Insert.

5
Position and resize the logo

Drag the inserted logo to the correct location and use the corner handles to resize it as needed.

Replace the existing logo using Delete and Insert Picture
Logo replaced successfully: Your custom logo is now inserted in the invoice template. Save the file to keep your changes.
WPS Office Support

Edit Excel Invoice Templates and Add Your Own Logo with WPS Office Spreadsheets

WPS Office Spreadsheets lets you open an Excel invoice template, delete the old logo, and insert a new image using the familiar Insert > Pictures workflow while keeping the template layout and formulas intact.

  1. 1. Open the template in WPS Office: Launch WPS Office Spreadsheets and open the Excel invoice template file.
  2. 2. Delete the existing logo: Click the existing logo and press Delete or Backspace to remove it.
  3. 3. Insert the new logo: Go to Insert > Pictures > Picture from File and select your own logo file.
  4. 4. Adjust the logo: Resize and drag the logo into the correct position on the invoice template.
  5. 5. Save the invoice template: Save the file in .xlsx format to preserve compatibility with Excel.
Insert, resize, and position a custom logo directly in an invoice templateEdit .xlsx invoice templates without losing formatting or formulasFull compatibility with Microsoft Excel .xlsx filesFree, lightweight Office suite with a familiar ribbon interfaceNo layout breakage when replacing images in invoice templates
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I replace the logo in an Excel invoice template without changing the rest of the template?

Yes. Click only the existing logo, delete it, and then insert your new logo as a picture. The surrounding cells, formulas, and layout remain unchanged.

What logo file formats can I insert in WPS Office Spreadsheets?

You can insert common image formats such as PNG, JPG, JPEG, BMP, and GIF using Insert > Pictures > Picture from File.

How do I resize or reposition the inserted logo?

Click the logo to select it, then drag it to a new position. Use the circular or corner handles around the image to resize it proportionally.

Will inserting a logo affect the invoice calculations or formulas?

No. When you insert the logo as a picture, it floats above the spreadsheet and does not change any cell data, calculations, or formulas in the invoice template.

Can I use WPS Office to edit an Excel invoice template created in Microsoft Excel?

Yes. WPS Office Spreadsheets supports .xlsx templates and maintains compatibility with Microsoft Excel formatting, formulas, and layout.