Is quality lost?
No. Files are copied out of the package byte for byte, so you get exactly what was embedded, unlike copy-and-paste which often recompresses.
Pull every embedded image out of a Word document at its original quality. Copying images out of Word by hand usually degrades them; extracting from the package does not. It is free, needs no account, and adds no watermark to your result.
A DOCX is a ZIP package, so the embedded media files are read directly from it and returned exactly as stored, with no re-encoding. Multiple images arrive as a ZIP.
No. Files are copied out of the package byte for byte, so you get exactly what was embedded, unlike copy-and-paste which often recompresses.
You get the stored original. Word crops are usually display-only, so the extracted image may show more than the document did.
Those use the same packaging. Use the equivalent extraction tools for those formats.
Inspect Word document title, subject, author, keywords, comments, revision and date properties as JSON.
Combine multiple DOCX files into a single Word document while preserving paragraphs, tables and section order.
Extract embedded raster images from PDF files at their original encoded quality and download all recovered images together.
Convert DOCX documents to clean HTML while preserving paragraphs, headings, lists, tables and basic text emphasis.