Extract all images from a Word document

Get every photo, logo and picture out of a .docx as the original files, at the resolution they were inserted, without copying them out one by one.

Free, no sign up for your first files
Nothing to install
Works on phone, tablet and desktop

The originals, not screenshots

Right clicking pictures in Word one at a time is slow, and copying them often gives you a smaller, recompressed version. A Word file actually stores every picture as a separate image file inside it. Extract Images from Word takes those files out exactly as they are.

That means a photo inserted at full camera resolution comes out at full camera resolution, a PNG logo keeps its transparency and a vector SVG stays a vector. Each image is named after your document with a number, and when there is more than one you get them all in a single zip.

Why use DocsBat to extract images

Every picture at once

All images stored in the document are saved in one go, in a single zip.

Full original quality

Nothing is resized or recompressed. You get the same bytes that were inserted into the document.

Original formats

JPG, PNG, GIF, SVG, BMP, TIFF and the other formats Word stores keep their type and extension.

Any device

Works in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. No Word needed.

How it works

1
Choose a Word file
Drop a .docx, .docm or .dotx onto the page or pick it from Drive.
2
Extract
There are no settings. DocsBat collects every image stored in the document.
3
Download
Get one image directly, or a zip when there are several. A copy is saved to your Drive.

How it works

Original files: Images are taken from the document's media folder, the place Word keeps inserted pictures, without any processing.
Real file types: The type of each image is detected from its contents, so the extension matches what the file really is.
Ordered names: Files are named like report-image-001.png, report-image-002.jpg, so they are easy to sort.
Password protected documents: If the Word file needs a password to open, enter it when asked.
No pictures found: If the document holds no images, DocsBat tells you instead of giving you an empty zip.

Good to know

The tool saves images stored in the document, including pictures used in headers and footers. Charts, shapes and SmartArt drawn by Word are not stored as image files, so they are not extracted. Use Word to JPG to capture whole pages instead.
If a picture was cropped in Word, you get the full uncropped original.
Old .doc files are not supported. Save them as .docx first.
Want a smaller document rather than the pictures? Compress Word shrinks the images inside the file.