Pixlift - Copy images from Google Docs

Pixlift pulls the original, full-resolution images out of a Google Doc and copies them to the clipboard as PNG, or downloads them.

Pixlift copies the real images out of a Google Doc. The original, full-resolution files, not a screenshot. Google Docs paints everything onto a canvas, so there is no image you can right click and save, and a screen grab only gives you a blurry, screen-resolution copy. Pixlift gets the actual embedded image instead. RIGHT CLICK, RESTORED Right click any image in a Google Doc and you get Copy image and Save image back, exactly like Google never took them away. It copies or saves the original file. THE GALLERY Open the panel to see every image in the document. Click one to copy it, download one, or grab them all as a single zip. DOC HEALTH Run a quick checkup on any doc. Pixlift flags duplicate images that bloat the file, oversized pictures, and images missing alt text. HOW IT WORKS Pixlift requests the document's own export using your existing signed-in session, unzips it locally in your browser, and reads the original images. Everything happens on your machine. PRIVACY No servers. No account. No tracking. No AI reading your documents. Nothing ever leaves your browser. NOTES You need view access to the doc. Only embedded images appear. Vector images (EMF/WMF) are offered as download only.