Excel Image Assistant

Excel Image Assistant

Excel Image Assistant is a super handy add-in for Microsoft Excel that makes it easy to insert and manage images right in your spreadsheets. If you want to create catalogs with images that help organize everything, this tool is perfect for you! It works smoothly with the latest Microsoft Office apps, including the popular Excel 365 suite.

Easy to Use Interface

No need to worry if you're not a tech whiz—this add-in is user-friendly! The interface is designed for everyone, so even if you're a beginner, you'll find it simple to navigate. Installing it is a breeze too. Just run the installation wizard after making sure you have one of the compatible versions of Excel installed, and you're good to go!

Check Your Installation

You’ll know everything went well with the installation when you open Excel and see a new tab pop up at the top of your screen called Excel Image Assistant. This tab has all the tools you’ll need to insert image files into your tables.

Add, Delete, or Compress Images

Once you've confirmed that installation was successful, you can start inserting pictures right away! You can also delete or compress images as needed. One cool feature lets you add multiple pictures at once, but you'll need to purchase a license for that option. Want more customization? Just hit the Settings button!

Customize Your Experience

The Settings menu has two tabs: View and Settings. The View tab includes functions similar to those on the ribbon above. The Settings tab gives you even more options like choosing which file extensions work with the add-in and how images should be placed in cells. You can also set up a path for your image folder so it's easier when adding several pictures at once.

A Must-Have Tool!

The Excel Image Assistant is not just simple; it's incredibly useful too! It's one of those features you'd think Microsoft would have added already. But with its smooth integration into Excel, there's no need for any official updates from Microsoft. If you're ready to give it a try, check out this link for more details: Download Excel Image Assistant.