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Google Docs is great for collaboration, but grabbing images that were uploaded to the document is more than difficult than it should exist. Fortunately, there's an like shooting fish in a barrel manner to download the original photos to your Windows 10, Mac, or Linux computer.

While you lot tin't download private images from Google Docs (or, at least, not very hands), y'all can export them all in one go. You can do this by downloading your Google Docs document equally a zipped spider web page in the HTML format, with any other content (such equally images) saved separately.

To do this, open up the Google Docs document containing the images that you wish to download. From the summit menu bar, click File > Download > Web Folio (.html, zipped).

After a few seconds, Google Docs will export your certificate as a aught file, which you'll then demand to extract using File Explorer (on Windows) or the Archive Utility (on Mac).

The extracted contents will show your document saved as an HTML file, with any included images saved separately in the "Images" folder. Downloaded images from a Google Docs document are exported equally JPG files with sequential file names (image1.jpg, image2.jpg, etc.) in random order.

An example Google Docs document and images, exported to a Mac in the HTML and JPG formats.

One time they're downloaded, you tin edit the images and reinsert them into your certificate. Or, alternatively, you can use them elsewhere.

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