Will Crowded Teeth Need Pulling Before Invisalign?

It used to be very common to have teeth pulled for orthodontic purposes.  Today, we do that much less often.  From what I can see in your attached photo, I would NOT think pulling teeth would be necessary.

This depends on your case and how severe the
crowding is. Extractions may be necessary to make space for alignment. In our
practice, about 5% of people need to have teeth removed. Most of the time we
can align the teeth using other methods and avoiding extractions.

You may be surprised when your dentist tells you that you won't need extractionsSometimes severe crowding is due to arch collapse and by just expanding the arch you can create enough space to correct the crowdingyou may need 2 opinions as some dentists do prefer removing teethin most cases extractions can be avoided with Invisalign 

With no disrespect to previous answers, I am unable to determine whether you require extractions from this photo you have taken.  There are many considerations other than crowding that determine the need for tooth removal including profile and periodontal health.  This photo alone is not diagnostic, which is why you require a complete orthodontic diagnosis including x-rays, photos, and an examination before coming up with a treatment plan.

With Invisalign, some dental expansion is possible, but it is not the type of appliance used that determines whether extractions are required or not.  If you needed extractions, you would require them with braces or aligners.

Looking at your photos I feel expansion with orthodontic treatment could eliminate the crowding without the need to remove teeth. In this situation, I will many times start a case non-extraction and evaluate in approximately 4 to 6 months whether to extact teeth or not. I would, however, highly recommend fixed appliances rather than invisalign to treat your case. There are significant angulations issues with your teeth and to properly parallel the roots is very difficult to accomplish without fixed appliances(braces). Without properly paralleling the roots in the bone during treatment will only result in relapse after your braces are removed.