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Export all images from your Gmail account – Mail Memories
- DaveExeter 3y agoCan't you do this with a simple script? function downloadAllGmailPictures() { // Get all Gmail messages. var messages = GmailApp.getInboxThreads(); // Create a folder in Google Drive to store the pictures. var folder = DriveApp.createFolder("Gmail Pictures"); // Iterate over all messages and download any attached pictures. for (var i = 0; i < messages.length; i++) { var message = messages[i]; var attachments = message.getAttachments(); for (var j = 0; j < attachments.length; j++) { var attachment = attachments[j]; // Only download pictures. if (attachment.getContentType().indexOf("image/") == 0) { // Save the picture to Google Drive. var file = folder.createFile(attachment.getName(), attachment.getBytes()); } } } }
- bilekas 3y agoYeah But I think like most things it's the convenience factor and they also present it in a library. What really bugs me is the opaque pricing.. Edit : did you just prompt copilot for this code? It's not going to work that way...
- ltiger 3y agoJust updated the pricing details - You can get all of year's photos for $5.
- DaveExeter 3y agoI used https://bard.google.com/ https://bard.google.com/ Have not tried it yet. Does it need debugging?
- bilekas 3y ago> Find the first 50 photos you ever received for free. After that, find more for as little as $5. With no page or info on how much more that $5 it might cost.
- ltiger 3y agoI've clarified this on the site now. It’s $5 for each year of images you want to download. For example, you can find and save all your photos from 2004 or 2010 (or any year) for $5.