How to Export, Compress, and Convert Images in Figma

Finishing a design does not always mean its images are ready for development. Export settings may need to be added by hand, image fills can be awkward to collect, and different resolutions or formats often mean repeating the export and compression steps in other tools.

On files with many assets, this routine takes time and makes it easy to miss an image. Turbo Image Compressor & ExporterTurbo Image Compressor & Exporter brings selection, compression, conversion, and export into one repeatable workflow.

The plugin detects image fills and exportable assets and presents them in a fast grid. Select what you need, set compression and output formats, and export a batch together. Multiple sizes can be generated for common delivery needs.

PNG and JPEG images can be converted to WebP or AVIF, with additional PNG/JPEG conversion options. Renaming assets and folders before export helps keep handoff files clear.

Grid, list, and folder views help you review a large collection. The folder structure follows frames and parent containers, making the downloaded assets easier to navigate after export. Image fills can also be resized directly in the plugin.

For larger collections, grid, list, and folder views help you review assets. You can also adjust compression and export selected images again without rebuilding the handoff by hand.

Image processing happens locally on your machine. Assets are not sent to a server, so you keep control of your design files throughout the workflow.

The free version includes 10 trials of Pro features. Pro unlocks unlimited compression, conversion, and exports.