CompressKit
Image Compressor for Figma
CompressKit is an image compressor for Figma. Compress, convert and optimize images and Figma frames without leaving Figma — reduce PNG, JPG and WebP file sizes, resize large images and export frames to PDF in a few clicks.
Compress Images Directly in Figma
Design files fill up with heavy assets quickly. A single screenshot or photo exported as PNG can be several megabytes, and a handful of them can make a prototype, website or handoff folder much larger than it needs to be.
The usual fix is a detour: export from Figma, upload the files to an online compression website, download the results, and sometimes convert the format by hand before the image can be used. Then repeat it for every asset and every revision.
CompressKit keeps that workflow inside Figma. Select images or frames on your canvas, or add images from your computer, choose PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF as the output, pick a quality level and download the optimized files. One image or a whole batch — it's the same single run.
Image processing happens locally in the plugin, so your images are not uploaded to our servers for compression. Every feature is available from the start with 5 free compression runs.
Key Features
- Image CompressionReduce image file size directly in Figma while keeping control over quality.
- PNG, JPG & WebP ConversionConvert images between PNG, JPG and WebP — or keep the original format — without leaving the plugin.
- Batch CompressionProcess multiple images and Figma frames in one run instead of handling them one by one.
- PDF ExportCombine multiple images or Figma frames into a single PDF with page size, orientation and Fit or Fill controls.
- Resize Large ImagesSet a maximum width and only images that exceed it are downscaled. Smaller images are never upscaled.
- Local Image ProcessingImage processing happens locally. Images are not uploaded to Code By Nordic servers for compression.
- Quality PresetsStart from Small File, Balanced or High Quality, then fine-tune the quality yourself if needed.
- Individual or ZIP DownloadsDownload each optimized file on its own, or everything from a batch as a single ZIP.
How to Compress Images in Figma
Select your images or frames
Select items directly in Figma or add images from your computer.
Choose your output
Keep the original format or convert to PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF. For PDFs, set page size, orientation and Fit or Fill, and drag pages into order.
Choose compression quality
Use a preset or fine-tune the quality yourself. Optionally set a maximum width to resize large images.
Compress & download
Process the files and download them individually or together as a ZIP.
Why Compress Images Before You Use Them?
Images exported straight from a design tool are often larger than they need to be. They may be saved at full resolution, in a format that doesn't suit the content, or at a quality level no one will notice on screen.
That extra weight adds up. On websites it means more data to load, in prototypes and presentations it makes files heavier to share, and in developer handoff it ends up in repositories and asset folders.
Compressing and resizing images before they leave Figma — and choosing WebP or JPG where it fits — is a simple way to cut unnecessary file size without adding another tool to the workflow.
Pricing
Every feature is included on both plans. Start free, upgrade when you need unlimited runs.
- 5 free compression runs
- Every feature included
- No account required
- Unlimited compression runs
- Every feature included
- Cancel anytime
Purchases and subscriptions are handled securely through Lemon Squeezy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CompressKit?
CompressKit is an image compressor plugin for Figma. It lets you compress images and Figma frames, convert between PNG, JPG and WebP, resize large images and export images or frames to PDF without leaving Figma.
How do I compress images in Figma?
Open CompressKit, select the images or frames on your canvas (or add images from your computer), choose an output format and a quality level, then run the compression. Download the optimized files individually or together as a ZIP.
Which image formats does CompressKit support?
You can keep the original format or export as PNG, JPG, WebP or PDF.
Can CompressKit convert PNG, JPG and WebP images?
Yes. Choose PNG, JPG or WebP as the output and CompressKit converts your images as part of the compression run. If you only want a smaller file, keep the original format instead.
Can I compress multiple images at once?
Yes. Select several images or frames, or add multiple images from your computer, and CompressKit processes them in one batch. You can then download everything as a ZIP.
Can I export Figma frames to PDF?
Yes. Choose PDF as the output to combine multiple images or Figma frames into a single PDF. You can pick A4, Letter or Original page size, set Portrait, Landscape or Auto orientation, choose Fit or Fill, and drag pages to reorder them.
Can I resize images in CompressKit?
Yes. Set a maximum width and any image wider than that is downscaled. Images that are already smaller are never upscaled.
Does CompressKit upload my images?
No. Image processing happens locally in the plugin. Your images are not uploaded to Code By Nordic servers for compression.
Is CompressKit free?
You can start for free. The free version includes 5 compression runs with access to every feature, including batch processing, format conversion, resizing, PDF export and ZIP downloads.
What does CompressKit Pro include?
Pro gives you unlimited compression runs. It doesn't unlock extra tools — free users already have every feature — it simply removes the 5-run limit. Pro costs $4/month or $32/year, and you can cancel anytime.
Do I need an account?
No. You can use CompressKit without creating an account. Pro purchases and subscriptions are handled through Lemon Squeezy.
Can I use CompressKit in Dark mode?
Yes. CompressKit supports both Light and Dark mode.