Actually, you can copy or save one inline/embedded image from an email in Outlook to your hard disk with Outlook’s Save as Picture feature.

1. Go to the Mail view, open the mail folder containing the specified email with inline images, and then click the email to open it in the Reading Pane.

2. Right click the inline image you will save, and select Save as Picture from the right-clicking menu. See screenshot:

3. In the opening File Save dialog box, please open the destination folder you will save the inline image into, type a name for the inline image in the File name box, and click the Save button. See screenshot:

Up to now the specified inline image has been saved from the Outlook email to the destination folder.

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It might be tedious and time-wasting to save multiple inline images with the Save as Picture feature. Is there any way to copy or save all inline/embedded images in bulk from one email in Outlook to hard disk? Yes, try below method:

1. Go to the Mail view, open the mail folder containing the specified email with inline images, and then select it in the mail list.

2. Please click File > Save As.

3. In the Save As dialog box, please do as follows (see screenshot below): (1) Open the destination folder you will save the inline images into; (2) Type a name as you need into the File name box; (3) Choose the HTML from the Save as type drop down list; (4) Click the Save button.

So far, you have saved all inline images in bulk in the specified email. See screenshot:

Note: All inline images are saved in the subfolder named as what you typed in Step 3 of destination folder.

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