ImagePro – Extract & Remove Images for Docs™In review

Extract images from Google Docs™ to a Google Drive™ folder, remove all images, or both in one step — inline and floating images, headers, footers and every tab.

Extract images from a Google Docs™ document into a Google Drive™ folder, remove all images from it, or do both in one step. No more right-clicking and saving pictures one at a time, or deleting them by hand.

WHAT IT DOES
• Extract images to Google Drive™: every image is saved as its own file in a new Google Drive™ folder named after the document, with a button to open the folder.
• Remove all images: takes every image out of the document in one pass.
• Extract then remove: saves the images to Google Drive™ first, then removes only the images that were saved.
• Finds inline and floating (positioned) images in the body, tables, headers and footers, across every tab.
• Shows how many images the document has before you run anything, and only removes when the document still holds that many.
• Tidy files: image-001.jpg, image-002.png… in document order, each with the extension of its image type.
• A summary of how many images were extracted and removed.

GREAT FOR
• Pulling photos, diagrams and screenshots out of a long document.
• Stripping a document down to text before sharing, printing or exporting.
• Archiving a document's images in one Google Drive™ folder.

PRICING
• Free: all three actions for your first 20 images. Each image counts once, also with Extract then remove. No card needed.
• 14-day free trial of Pro.
• Pro: unlimited images. $10 per user per year, or $30 per year for a whole domain.

Privacy-first: the add-on only reads the document you open it in, and in Google Drive™ it only creates the folder and image files it saves — it never lists, opens or changes anything else in your Google Drive™. Your images go only to your own Google Drive™.

HOW TO USE
Open a document, click the ImagePro icon in the side panel on the right, check the image count, choose Extract images to Google Drive™, Remove all images or Extract then remove, and press Run.

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