First, open the Word file and select File → Save As to open a dialog box. After selecting the file name and path, select "Web Page" from the save type drop-down menu to save, and then search under the selected save path. At this time, you will find a folder with the same name as the selected file name, and enter the folder. At this time, the picture you want is already in it, but you should pay attention to every picture.

Method two, only for word2007, 2003 version is not suitable.

Step 1: Open the Word document from which you want to extract pictures, click File → Save As, and set the file saving type as Word2007 document (*. Docx) format. The file name can be customized. Click OK to generate the file in *. Docx format.

Step 2: Rename the generated file in. Docx format file. Zip format (just change the file extension). After that, the prompt dialog box "Change may make the file unusable, confirm whether to change it" will pop up, and select "Yes".

Note: The operating system hides the file extension by default, so the user must remove the check mark before "Hide the extension of known file types" in Tools → Folder Options → View window and set the file extension to be displayable, otherwise the file extension cannot be changed.

Step 3: unzip the generated zip file, and then open the wordmedia folder in the directory where the file is unzipped, so that you can see all the pictures in the extracted Word document, one for each picture, and the file names are named according to the order of the pictures.