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Export Images Embedded in Word
All Levels, Foundational, Working Knowledge
If you ever need to extract images embedded (usually pasted) in Word and want to keep the original formats and resolutions, here’s a quick way to do it.
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Make a copy of the .doc/.docx file and save it to a drive.
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Locate the file and change its extension from doc/docx to zip. Confirm the change if necessary.
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Extract the file to a new folder.
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The images will be in a “media” folder with a path like docname/word/media/
If you have access to Acrobat or a PDF editor that can extract images, you can also save the doc as a PDF and use the extract function there.
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