Pluck every image out of a Google Doc
Grab every image from a Google Doc, then compress and convert to AVIF or WebP - instantly, right in your browser.
What it does
Everything you need to pull, shrink, and convert document images - in one click.
Grab every image
Pulls all images from the open Google Doc in one click, full-res originals via the Docs API, or straight from the page.
Compress & resize
Shrink files with a quality slider and an optional max width/height cap. Smaller images, same look.
Convert formats
Export to AVIF (smallest) or WebP (widely supported), or both at once. Encoding runs on WebAssembly, locally.
Pick & bundle
Preview every image with its size savings, select the ones you want, and download them all as a tidy ZIP.
Private by design
Images are processed in your browser and are not uploaded to us. We store account, conversion-count, and payment information to manage access.
Fast & cancelable
Multi-threaded encoding with live progress, and a cancel button when you change your mind mid-batch.
How it works
From an open doc to an optimized ZIP here's the whole flow.
Open the side panel
Open any Google Doc and click the Pluckr icon. The panel docks beside your document - no new tabs, no leaving the page.
Connect Google
Sign in with Google for read-only access to document images and to track your conversion allowance. Your first 50 conversion batches are free; an optional paid upgrade unlocks unlimited conversions.
Scan the document
Pluckr walks the doc and finds every image - inline and floating - listing each one with a live thumbnail and its current file size.
Set format & quality
Pick AVIF, WebP, or both. Drag the quality slider and set an optional max width/height. Watch the projected savings update per image.
Convert & download
Encoding runs locally on WebAssembly with live progress. Select the images you want and download them all as a single ZIP.
FAQs
Common questions about Pluckr and how it handles your document images.
Your images are fetched from Google and processed on your device; they are not uploaded to Pluckr or our payment provider. Our Convex backend verifies your Google token and stores your account ID, conversion count, and payment status.
Yes. Google sign-in is required to retrieve document images and manage your free allowance or paid access. We explain how your data is used before you connect. You can disconnect or delete your Pluckr account in the extension.
You can convert your images to modern formats like AVIF and WebP for the best compression, or stick to standard JPEG and PNG formats. You can also output all formats at once.
Some embedded or unsupported images may not be available through the Docs API. When using the page fallback, scroll through the document before scanning so images have loaded.
Currently, GIF and BMP image sources may not decode correctly. If this happens, they will be skipped automatically and marked with an error on their preview card.