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Hey there! I’ve dealt with this exact issue before—extracting contact photos to use in other apps is totally doable, and the method depends on which platform you’re using. Here are step-by-step solutions for the most common ones:

• Direct save from Contacts app: Open your default Contacts app, navigate to the target contact’s detail page. Long-press their profile photo, then select Save image or Download image (the wording might vary by phone brand). The photo will be saved to your device’s gallery, ready to use in any app.
• Bulk extraction (file manager/third-party tools): Android stores contact photos in the database at /data/data/com.android.providers.contacts/databases/contacts2.db, but accessing this requires root access. If you don’t have root, use a third-party contacts app like Contacts+—many of these tools let you batch-export all contact photos to a local folder with just a few taps.

• Save single photo: Open the Contacts app, find the contact, tap Edit, then long-press their avatar. Select Add to Photos—the image will show up in your Photos app, and you can use it anywhere from there.
• Bulk extraction with Shortcuts: For multiple contacts, use the Shortcuts app. You can either search for a pre-made "Extract Contact Photos" shortcut, or build your own: select a list of contacts, add an action to extract their photos, then save them to your Photos or Files app.
• Computer-based export: Connect your iPhone to your computer. On macOS Catalina or later, use Finder; on Windows or older macOS, use iTunes. Sync your contacts to your computer’s Contacts (macOS) or People (Windows) app, then export the photos directly from the desktop app.

• Single photo save: Open the People app, find the contact, click their avatar to enlarge it. Right-click the image and select Save as to store it in a local folder of your choice.
• Bulk extraction with PowerShell: Use this simple script to pull photos for all contacts at once (first create a C:\ContactPhotos folder):

$contacts = Get-Contact
foreach ($contact in $contacts) {
    if ($contact.Picture -ne $null) {
        $photoPath = "C:\ContactPhotos\$($contact.FullName).jpg"
        $contact.Picture.Save($photoPath)
    }
}

Run this in PowerShell (as administrator) to save all available contact photos to your specified folder.

• Single photo export: Open the Contacts app, select the contact, double-click their avatar to open the full-size image. Right-click the photo and choose Export, then pick your preferred save location and file format (JPG or PNG works well).
• Bulk extraction with Automator: Open Automator, create a new Quick Action. Set the input source to Contacts, add the Get Contact Items action, then add Export Contact Photos and set your desired save path. Select multiple contacts in the Contacts app, then run the quick action to export all their photos at once.

Note: If your contact photos are synced from third-party services like Google or Outlook, make sure you have the right to save and reuse those images per the service’s terms.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Shad