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# The Simplest Method to Extract All Images from a Document in LibreOffice
- URL: https://itsfoss.com/extract-all-images-office/
- Published: 2026-09-16T02:56:15.000Z
- Updated: 2026-09-16T02:56:15.000Z
- Description: Saves a lot of time and effort as you don't have to manually save all the images one by one. Also, this trick works with most office tools, if not all.
- Author: Abhishek Prakash
- Tags: LibreOffice 📄

Ever found yourself in a situation where you have a document with plenty of images and you need to save images from it? Maybe a selected few or all of them?

Now, manually going to each image and then right click might be the no-brainer but an extremely tedious way to achieve this.

Let me tell you the quickest way to extract all the images from a work document.

Access the menu and go to the Save As option. **What you have to do here is to save it as HTML**. It will create several web files inside the same folder where your document is, but it will also extract all the images. That's what you want, right?

![All image files extracted at once in LibreOffice](https://itsfoss.com/content/images/2026/09/libre-office-image-save-trick-6.webp)

All image files extracted at once from the document

I'll show the details steps for LibreOffice in this quick tutorial. 

## Extracting all images from a document in LibreOffice

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Create a new folder and move the document you want to extract images from in that folder. By default, the HTML files and images are extracted in the same folder as the document. You would not want tens or hundreds of images to clutter your main document folder.

First thing first, create a new folder and move your desired document file in there. Now open the document in LibreOffice.

Click on the top file menu and then click on the Save As option. The same can be achieved with Ctrl+Shift+S keyboard shortcut.

![Save file as HTML in LibreOffice](https://itsfoss.com/content/images/2026/09/libre-office-image-save-trick-2-1.webp)

When it gives you the option to save, make sure to change the file type to HTML like this:

![Saving doc file as HTML in LibreOffice](https://itsfoss.com/content/images/2026/09/libre-office-image-save-trick-4-1.webp)

There are actually a number of file format options when you click that. You will have to look for HTML here.

![Saving doc as different file type](https://itsfoss.com/content/images/2026/09/libre-office-image-save-trick-3-1.webp)

Now that you have ensured that it is saved as HTML, click the Save button.

![Saving doc file as HTML in LibreOffice](https://itsfoss.com/content/images/2026/09/libre-office-image-save-trick-4-1-1.webp)

And then you should see all the images and media files from the document along with a single HTML file in the folder where you saved it. The default location is the same as your original document.

![All image files extracted at once in LibreOffice](https://itsfoss.com/content/images/2026/09/libre-office-image-save-trick-6.webp)

All image files extracted at once from the document

As you can see in the screenshot above, it also saved GIF along with PNG images. There is HTML file and the original doc, too.

This is much better than individually right clicking images and saving them.

And what if you wanted to select only a few images, not all? Well, in that case, you could either manually save the ones you want or extract them all and then only keep the ones you want and remove the rest. It is really up to you.

Another tip, since we are here, if your doc has way too many images and you want to extract a few from the selected chapters only, you can create a new doc and copy paste the chapter in it and save it as an HTML.

Basically, you can utilize this "save as HTML" option in a variety of situations.

## Works with other platforms, too

This little trick actually works with most office suites, from MS Office to ONLYOFFICE. It works in Google Docs, too. Consider it a "universal trick" for extracting all images from a document.

I hope you liked this quick little LibreOffice trick. A quick thanks, if you liked it, is always welcome 😄