Image format guide
How to Convert JPG Images to WebP or AVIF from Figma
Convert selected Figma image assets to modern web formats and compare file size and visual quality before delivery.
Why convert JPG to WebP or AVIF?
WebP and AVIF can offer smaller web image files than a comparable JPEG at similar visual quality, though results depend on the image and settings. Smaller downloads can help page performance, but the right format also depends on the browsers and tools in your delivery pipeline.
Select images and choose a conversion
Open Turbo Image Compressor & Exporter in Figma and select the JPEG images you want to prepare. Use the conversion control to choose WebP or AVIF, then set an appropriate compression level.
Compare output before shipping
Export a sample and compare it with the original at the size it will appear in the product. Look for banding, artifacts, or softened details, and compare file sizes. Test the result in the target browser or asset pipeline.
Keep a compatible fallback when needed
If your product must support older systems or tools, confirm their format support and keep a fallback format when necessary. Preserve original assets so you can create alternate versions without repeated quality loss.
Want to try it in your own Figma workflow?
Convert images with Turbo Image Compressor & ExporterView the plugin on Figma Community: Turbo Image Compressor & Exporter