A Chrome extension for Google Docs
Since 2021, every image in a Doc is painted onto a canvas. Nothing to click, nothing to save. Pixlift puts Copy image and Save image back where they belong, and hands you the original at full resolution.
You know them. You have suffered them.
Enjoy your forty blurry kilobytes of a four megabyte photo.
Rename it to .zip, open seven folders, find image14.png. For one photo.
“Hey, sorry to bother you again, could you send me that photo from…”
Pixlift does what you would do by hand, in about 200 milliseconds, without the misery.
Pixlift quietly requests the doc’s own export, using the login you already have. Same request your browser could make, it just never bothered.
That export is secretly a zip with your original images inside. Pixlift opens it right there on the page. Nothing is sent anywhere, ever.
The exact file that was uploaded. Full resolution, original format. Not a screenshot of a screenshot of a canvas.
Open the gallery and see everything at once. Copy one, save one, or take all of them as a zip like the main character you are.
Go on, press the zip button. It’s very satisfying. →
One logo. Four uploads. Bold strategy.
That poor doc loads like it’s 2009.
Screen readers deserve better than “image7.png”.
The doc health report flags duplicate images, files big enough to have their own gravity, and images with no alt text.
Run the checkup on this pretend doc. It has issues. Most docs do.
Pixlift runs entirely in your browser. Your documents stay between you and Google, exactly like they already were. We could not read them if we wanted to. We do not want to.
Free. No account. Works the second you install it.