How to extract images in Google Docs

Google Docs is currently an online editing tool used by many people, replacing Word. Google Docs possesses basic editing features, but can work online, collaborate with many people. Especially Google Docs also supports voice editing.

However, Google Docs currently does not support extracting images online, making it difficult for many people to use images. But you can still get your photos on Google Docs in very different ways.

1. Using Google Lens to convert images into words, find information easily
2. Extract text from images (OCR)
3. How to convert images into text using Google Drive, OneNote

How to 1. Screen capture

This is done manually and can be applied in all cases when you want to get images on any application, any software, not just Google Docs.

We can use shortcuts to take photos, or photography tools available on Windows 10.

1. Ways to take screen shots of Windows 10
2. How to use Screen Snip, a new screen capture feature on Windows 10
3. How to take screenshots of Windows 10 using Windows Ink Workspace

Also if you want to enlarge or shrink the image, you can do it on Google Docs, with Zoom, or zoom feature on the browser.

To enlarge the image hold the Ctrl key and scroll the middle button forward. To minimize holding down the Ctrl key, scroll down the middle mouse button. If you use this method, you cannot keep the original image size and quality.

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Method 2: Save to Google Keep

Step 1:

Right-click on the image to extract and select Save to Keep's notepad .

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Step 2:

Immediately after that, the user will see on the right side of the screen the image that appears. Do the same with the rest of the images you want to extract in the Docs file.

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Step 3:

Access to Google Keep and see images taken from Google Docs file. Users just need to right-click on the image they want to retrieve and select Save image to download the image to the computer.

The saved image will match the original size in the file.

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Method 3: Export the Docs file to the web version

Step 1:

You open the document containing the image you want to extract and then click on the File item , choose to Publish to the web .

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Step 2:

In the next interface click the Publish button and select OK .

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We will then receive the published link. Open that link in a new tab on your browser.

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Step 3:

The Google Docs document will open so users can save the images they want. Right-click and select Save image as .

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Step 4:

Once you've saved the image, go back to Google Docs' Web publishing interface and then click Stop publishing below.

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Method 4: Use Word

In the file you want to extract the selected image into the File section , select Download as and select Microsoft Word (.docx) .

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With Word version 2010 and above will feature live image extraction. Just right-click on the image and select Save as Picture .

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Method 5: Save the file as HTML

Step 1:

In the content of the file, you need to select the image in the File and then click on Download as and select Website (.html, zipped) .

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Step 2:

The document will be downloaded in zip format . When compressing the file, you will see the folder images , with all images in the folder.

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With 5 ways to extract images in a Google Docs file, you will have different options to suit your needs. With the way to export the file to html, the user will have the entire image in the document, with the size and capacity as the original file.

See more:

1. Extract images from PDF files
2. Extract images from Office documents quickly
3. 6 best Android OCR apps for extracting text from photos

I wish you all success!