当您右键单击网页上的图像时，您会找到一个将图像下载到设备的选项。许多文本编辑工具还提供清晰的选项或按钮来下载图像。Google Docs中的工作方式有所不同。从Google(Google)文档中保存图像是一项令人头疼的任务。
在本指南中，我们将向您展示如何在移动设备（Android和 iOS）和计算机上保存Google 文档中的图像。(Google Docs)您还将学习如何在一次下载中从文档中提取批量或多个图像。
注意：(Note:)本教程中的网络截图是在Mac计算机上捕获的。但是，方法和步骤在Windows设备上是相同的。
1. 如何在 iPhone 上保存Google Doc中的图像(Google Doc)
您只需要Google Docs应用程序和Notes应用程序。以下是如何去做：
- 在Google 文档(Google Docs)应用中打开文档。长按要保存的图像，松开手指，然后选择复制(Copy)。
- 打开笔记(Notes)应用程序并将图像粘贴到新的或预先存在的笔记中。点击(Tap)并按住笔记中的空白区域，然后选择粘贴(Paste)。
- 点击图片，选择左下角的分享图标，然后选择(share icon)保存图片(Save Image)。
这会将图像下载到您的 iPhone 或 iPad，您应该会在“照片(Photos)”应用中看到该图像。
2.在Android上保存Google Docs 图片(Google Docs Images)
与 iOS 不同，您（当前）无法在Google Docs应用程序中保存文档中的单个图像。您必须通过Google Drive将文档中的所有图片下载到您设备的存储空间中。
- 打开Google 文档(Google Docs)应用程序，点击文档上的菜单图标，然后选择发送副本(Send a copy)。
- 选择网页（.html，压缩）(Web page (.html, zipped))并点击OK。
- 在共享菜单中选择Drive以将压缩的图像文件上传到您的Google Drive帐户。
- 给文档起一个合适的名称，选择要保存文件的Drive文件夹，然后点击(Drive)Save。
- 上传完成后，在您的云端硬盘(Drive)帐户中找到该文件，点击菜单图标(menu icon)，然后选择下载(Download)。
- 在文件(Files)应用程序或任何第三方文件管理器中打开文件，然后从 zip 文件中提取图像。
您已成功将Google Docs文档中的图像保存到您的Android设备。
3.使用 Google Keep 从 Google Docs 中保存图片(Google Docs Using Google Keep)
Google Keep是集成到Google Docs中的众多(Google Docs)Google插件之一。该插件主要允许用户在文档中插入Google Keep笔记，并将文档的摘录保存为笔记。
Google Keep还提供了一个很好的解决方法，可以将图像保存在Google Docs(Google Docs)文档或演示文稿中。
- 打开文档，右键单击要保存的图像，然后选择Save to Keep。
在右侧边栏，Google Docs将创建一个以所选图像为内容的Note文件。(Note)
- 右键单击图像并选择将图像另存为(Save Image As)。
- 给图像一个文件名，然后选择Save。
(Delete)将图像保存到计算机后，从Google Keep记事本中(Google Keep)删除图像。
- 将鼠标悬停(Hover)在Google Keep部分的图片上，然后选择三点菜单图标(three-dot menu icon)。
- 选择删除(Delete)以从Google Keep中删除图像。
4. 将所有图像(Images)提取为网页文件(Web Page File)
想要(Want)一次性下载Google Docs文件中的所有图片？将文件保存为HTML网页就可以了。该操作将文档导出为一个ZIP文件，其中包含两个项目：一个HTML文本文件和一个包含文档中所有图像的文件夹。
- 打开 Google Docs 文件，在工具栏上选择File ，选择(File)Download，然后选择Web Page (.html, zipped)。
- 将ZIP(ZIP)文件保存在您的计算机上并解压缩以提取嵌入的文件夹。
- 打开（解压缩的）文件夹并打开images文件夹以查看Google Docs文件中的所有图像。
请注意，文件夹中的图像并未按照它们在Google文档中出现的顺序排列。同样(Likewise)，图像也没有原始名称。它们被分配了一个由Google随机生成的随机图像名称和编号。
5.使用 Microsoft Word 保存 Google Docs 图像(Google Docs Images Using Microsoft Word)
(Export)将Google Docs文件导出为Word文档，并将文档中的图像提取到您的计算机。
- 打开 Google Docs 文件，选择工具栏上的文件，选择下载(File)，(Download)然后选择Microsoft Word (.docx)。
- 将Word(Word)文档保存在您的计算机上，并在下载完成后使用Microsoft Word打开它。(Microsoft Word)
- 要保存文档中的图像，请右键单击图像，然后选择另存为图片(Save as Picture)。
- 重命名图像文件（如果您愿意）并选择存储位置。Microsoft Word还允许您以不同的格式保存图像——PNG、JPEG、BMP或GIF。在“另存(Save)为类型”下拉菜单中选择您喜欢的图像格式，然后选择保存(Save)。
- 要保存文档中的所有图像，请选择菜单栏上的文件，然后选择(File)另存为(Save As)。
- 选择文件格式(File Format)下拉菜单并选择网页 (.htm)(Web Page (.htm))。
- 选择一个存储位置并选择Save。前往保存HTML文件的位置并打开具有匹配名称的文件夹。
您将在图像文件夹中找到Word文档中的所有图像，按照它们在文档中出现的顺序排列，但文件名是随机生成的。
6.使用“发布(Publish)到网络”技巧
Google Docs具有一项功能，可让您将Google Docs文件的副本发布为轻量级网页。如果您需要从文档中下载选定的图片，请使用Google 文档(Google Docs)的“发布到网络”功能。
诀窍是创建文件的基于 Web 的副本并从文件网页下载图像。轻松(Easy)愉快。
- 打开 Google Docs 文件，选择工具栏上的文件(File)，然后选择发布到网络(Publish to the web)。
- 选择发布(Publish)按钮。
- 在弹出窗口中选择确定。(OK)
- 复制文档的网址(URL)并在新选项卡中打开链接。
- 右键单击(Right-click)要保存的图像，然后选择Save Image As或Save Image。
- 重命名图像（如果您愿意），在您的计算机上选择一个首选存储位置，然后选择保存(Save)。
这种方法的一个好处是它保留了图像的原始名称，因此很容易识别保存的图像。此外，它还为您节省了重命名图像的压力，尤其是在文档有很多图像的情况下。
7. 第三方插件
“ Image Extractor & Remover”是一个流行的谷歌文档插件，(Google Docs add-on)它允许用户从谷歌(Google)文档中保存图像。虽然使用起来很方便，但应用程序的权限是矫枉过正(app permissions are overkill)的。此插件需要访问您的Google 云端硬盘文件和您(Google Drive)Google帐户中的个人信息。
您还必须授予它查看、编辑和删除您的Google Drive文件的权限。对于它提供的功能来说，这是太多的数据/访问。交换不值得。
但是，如果您对这些权限没问题，或者您有心情进行试验，这里是安装插件的方法。
- 选择工具栏上的加载项(Add-ons)，然后选择获取加载项(Get add-ons)。
- 在搜索栏中输入图像提取器，然后在建议中选择图像提取(image extractor)器和去除器。(Image Extractor & Remover)
- 选择图像提取器和卸妆器(Images Extractor & Remover)应用程序。
- 选择安装(Install)以将该工具添加到Google 文档(Google Docs)。您应该在“权限”选项卡中查看附加组件的权限。同样(Likewise)，在安装插件之前，请前往“评论”部分阅读其他用户的体验。
让我们谈谈图像质量
根据我们的实验，使用这些方法下载的图像与上传到Google(Google)文档的原始图像保持相同的大小、尺寸和质量。我们将大约 50 张图片上传到一个文档中，然后将它们全部重新下载，并将它们与我们上传的原始副本进行比较。
移动设备和台式机上的图像质量或尺寸都没有降低。但是，值得说明的是，在Google Docs中编辑图片会影响下载大小和质量。例如，裁剪图像将减小其尺寸和大小。
让我们为您提供最后一个技巧，以从Google Docs保存图像。将文档下载(Download)为PDF并从 PDF 文件中提取图像(extract images from the PDF file)。不客气😉。
7 Ways to Save an Image From Google Docs
When you rіght-click an image on a web pagе, you’ll find an option tо downlоad the image to your device. Many text editing tools also рrovide clear-cut optiоns or buttons to download images. Τhings work differently in Google Docs. Saving images from a Google document is such a head-scratching task.
In this guide, we’ll show you how to save an image from Google Docs on mobile devices (Android and iOS) and computers. You’ll also learn how to extract bulk or multiple images from a document in a single download.
Note: The web screenshots in this tutorial were captured on a Mac computer. However, the methods and steps are the same on Windows devices.
1. How to Save Images From Google Doc on iPhone
All you need is the Google Docs app and the Notes app. Here’s how to go about it:
- Open the document in the Google Docs app. Long-press the image you want to save, release your finger, and select Copy.
- Open the Notes app and paste the image in a new or pre-existing note. Tap and hold a blank space in the note and select Paste.
- Tap the image, select the share icon in the bottom-left corner and select Save Image.
That’ll download the image to your iPhone or iPad and you should see the image in the Photos app.
2. Save Google Docs Images on Android
Unlike iOS, you (currently) cannot save an individual image from a document in the Google Docs app. You’ll have to download all images in the document to your device’s storage via Google Drive.
- Open the Google Docs app, tap the menu icon on the document, and select Send a copy.
- Select Web page (.html, zipped) and tap OK.
- Select Drive in the share menu to upload the zipped image file to your Google Drive account.
- Give the document a suitable name, select the Drive folder you want the file saved, and tap Save.
- When the upload is complete, locate the file in your Drive account, tap the menu icon, and select Download.
- Open the file in the Files app or any third-party file manager and extract the images out of the zip file.
You’ve successfully saved images in the Google Docs document to your Android device.
3. Save Images From Google Docs Using Google Keep
Google Keep is one of the many Google add-ons integrated into Google Docs. The add-on primarily lets users insert Google Keep notes in a document and save excerpts from a document as a note.
The Google Keep also provides a nifty workaround for saving images in a Google Docs document or presentation.
- Open the document, right-click the image you want to save, and select Save to Keep.
On the right sidebar, Google Docs will create a Note file with the selected image as the content.
- Right-click the image and select Save Image As.
- Give the image a file name and select Save.
Delete the image from your Google Keep notepad after saving the image to your computer.
- Hover your mouse on the image on the Google Keep section and select the three-dot menu icon.
- Select Delete to remove the image from Google Keep.
4. Extract All Images as a Web Page File
Want to download the entire images in a Google Docs file all at once? Saving the file as an HTML webpage will do the trick. The operation exports the document in a ZIP file with two items: an HTML text file and a folder containing all images in the document.
- Open the Google Docs file, select File on the Toolbar, select Download, and select Web Page (.html, zipped).
- Save the ZIP file on your computer and unzip it to extract the embedded folders.
- Open the (unzipped) folder and open the images folder to view all images in the Google Docs file.
Note that images in the folder aren’t arranged in the sequence that they appear in the Google document. Likewise, the images don’t carry their original names. They’re assigned a random image name and number randomly generated by Google.
5. Save Google Docs Images Using Microsoft Word
Export the Google Docs file as a Word document and extract images in the document to your computer.
- Open the Google Docs file, select File on the toolbar, select Download, and select Microsoft Word (.docx).
- Save the Word document on your computer and open it using Microsoft Word when the download is complete.
- To save an image from the document, right-click the image, and select Save as Picture.
- Rename the image file (if you wish) and select a storage location. Microsoft Word also lets you save the image in different formats—PNG, JPEG, BMP, or GIF. Select your preferred image format in the “Save as Type” drop-down menu, and select Save.
- To save all the images in the document, select File on the menu bar, and select Save As.
- Select the File Format drop-down menu and select Web Page (.htm).
- Choose a storage location and select Save. Head to the location where the HTML file is saved and open the folder with a matching name.
You’ll find all images in the Word document in the image folder, arranged in the order they appear in the document but with randomly-generated file names.
6. Use the “Publish to the Web” Trick
Google Docs has a feature that lets you publish a copy of your Google Docs file as a lightweight webpage. If you need to download selected pictures from a document, use Google Docs’ “Publish to the web” feature to your advantage.
The trick is to create a web-based copy of the file and download the image(s) from the file webpage. Easy peasy.
- Open the Google Docs file, select File on the Toolbar, and select Publish to the web.
- Select the Publish button.
- Select OK on the pop-up.
- Copy the document’s web URL and open the link in a new tab.
- Right-click on the image you want to save on and select Save Image As or Save Image.
- Rename the image (if you wish), select a preferred storage location on your computer, and select Save.
One good thing about this method is that it retains the original name of the image(s), so it’s easy to identify saved images. Plus, it saves you the stress of renaming images, especially if the document has many images.
7. Third-Party Add-Ons
“Image Extractor & Remover” is a popular Google Docs add-on that lets users save images from Google documents. While it’s convenient to use, the app permissions are overkill. This add-on requires access to your Google Drive files and personal info in your Google account.
You also have to grant it permission to view, edit, and delete your Google Drive files. That’s too much data/access for the functionality it offers. The exchange isn’t worth it.
But if you’re okay with these permissions, or you’re in the mood to experiment, here’s how to install the add-on.
- Select Add-ons on the Toolbar and select Get add-ons.
- Type image extractor in the search bar and select Image Extractor & Remover in the suggestions.
- Select the Images Extractor & Remover app.
- Select Install to add the tool to Google Docs. You should check out the add-on’s permission in the “Permissions” tab. Likewise, head to the “Reviews” section to read other users’ experience before installing the add-on.
Let’s Talk Image Quality
From our experiments, images downloaded using these methods maintained the same size, dimension, and quality as the original image uploaded to the Google document. We uploaded about 50 images to a document, re-downloaded them all, and compared them with the original copies we uploaded.
There was no reduction in image quality or size, both on mobile and desktop. However, it’s worth stating that editing an image in Google Docs will affect the download size and quality. For instance, cropping an image will reduce its dimension and size.
Let’s leave you with one last trick to saving images from Google Docs. Download the document as a PDF and extract images from the PDF file. You’re welcome 😉.
