Normally, on the internet, you can save most images locally by right-clicking on it and selecting save image. However, if you’re accessing any content with images on Google Docs you won’t see any option to save the pictures.
In this guide, I will teach you a few tricks to easily save images from any Google doc file. Be assured for I won’t try to sell you any plug-in or App to get this done. All the workaround are easy, legit, free, and entirely safe to use. So, let’s get started with the guide now.
Various Ways to Save Images From Google Docs
To download images on your PC, you can use Google Keep. Also, you can try to publish the doc file as web content. Then through the web page, you can easily download the images present in the file.
There is another similar way that allows you to save the Google doc file as web page content including the images locally on your computer.
Download the doc file as A Web Page
I already explained above how this works. Now, let me show you the exact steps.
- Ensure that the doc file is open
- Click File > Download

- Under that select Web page (.html, zipped)
- The whole doc file will download to your PC as a zip file
- Extract the contents of the zip file
- It will have a folder named images

- Open that folder to see all the images present in that doc file
- One of the quick ways to save all the images from any doc file straight to your computer hard drive.
Take A Screenshot of the Images that You wish to Save
Finally, the smartest way to save the images of your choice from a Google doc file.
- Open the Gdoc file
- Press the Prtscrn button
- Open any free image editor such as Paint 3D or GIMP
- Paste the screenshot image
- Then select the region that contains the specific image that you want to save
- Crop the selection and save it in JPEG or PNG
So, these are the various ways by which you can save images from a Google doc file on your PC. I hope that this guide was informative to you.