Copy Inline Images
It is very time-consuming to save multiple inline images using right-click Save as Picture. Here is an easy and fast way to save all inline images at once from an email to a folder.
All inline images will be saved in a subfolder of the destination folder.
- Open the email with the inline images.
- Click File > Save As.
- In the Save As dialog box, do the following:
- Open the destination folder to save the inline images into;
- Type a name into the File name box;
- Choose HTML from the Save as type drop down list;
- Click the Save button.
All inline images will be saved in a subfolder of the destination folder.
You can also save images in bulk from a Word document.
- Save the Document as a Web Page : Go to File > Save As, and choose Web Page (*.htm; *.html) as the file type.
- Locate the Images : This will create a folder with the same name as your document, containing all the images from the document.
- Copy the Images : You can then copy these images to another location as needed.
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