Google Apps Script - Exercise Coding Projects - Copy All Images from Doc into Your Google Drive

This video tutorial guides users through the process of extracting images from a Google Doc and saving them to Google Drive using a custom script. It covers setting up the script editor, creating functions to handle image extraction, and saving images as BLOBs in a specified Drive folder. The tutorial also demonstrates how to customize image names and manage folder IDs, ensuring a smooth workflow for managing document images.

What is the first step in selecting images from a Google Doc?

• Add images from the web

• Run a script to create images

• Select the active document

• Create a new Google Drive folder

How can you add a menu item in Google Docs to extract images?

• By downloading images from the web

• By using the document app to get the UI object

• By using a third-party plugin

• By creating a new Google Doc

What method is used to get the body of the document?

• getUI

• getActiveDocument

• getBody

• getImages

What is the purpose of converting images to BLOB format?

• To make a copy of the image

• To change the image format

• To delete the image

• To upload the image to a website

How can you customize the names of the images being saved?

• By using the image's original name

• By setting a name using the index value

• By using a random name generator

• By copying the name from another file

What is the final step in saving images to Google Drive?

• Select the folder and create the file using the BLOB

• Rename the images

• Delete the original images

• Share the images with others

What extension is used to save the images?

• .jpeg

• .png

• .bmp

• .gif