FIGMA IMAGE COMPRESSOR

Bulk Optimize & Export Images from Figma in Seconds

PixelLift is a Figma plugin that exports, optimizes, renames, and delivers your design assets. Get the right format, right name, production-ready.

“I used to spend 40 minutes per project just on exports. Now it takes three clicks. I don’t even think about it anymore.”

Kyle Dutka

WordPress Designer

PixelLift does Everything Figma's Native Export Should Have Done

Figma’s default export gives you a file. PixelLift gives you the right file. Compressed, renamed, in the format your site actually needs.

Layer Detection

Automatically finds exportable layers deeply nested in your complex Figma files.

Bulk Export

Select 50+ layers and export them all at once with custom naming and folder structures. Perfect for design systems.

WebP & AVIF Export

Export to modern formats directly from Figma to boost your site performance. Up to 80% smaller files.

AI-Powered Renaming

Let Gemini or GPT-4 rename your layers intelligently based on their visual content. No more "Frame 1234".

Compress and Export Figma Images in Three Steps

Select your layers. Set your format. Export. That is the entire workflow. No other tools. No extra tabs. No waiting on anyone.

01. Select Your Layers

Open PixelLift inside Figma, pick the layers you need. Single frames, nested groups, entire pages. It finds every exportable asset inside your selection automatically.

02. Set Your Format and Name

Choose WebP, AVIF, PNG, JPG, or SVG. Add a prefix or suffix to match your project naming convention. Let AI rename your layers based on what is actually in the image.

03. Export in One-Click

Hit export. Every asset comes out compressed, correctly named, and in the format your site needs. No TinyPNG. No Drive folder. No renaming in Finder.

“I was spending 90 minutes per project just getting images out of Figma and into WordPress. PixelLift cut that down to under 10 minutes.”

Neil Newnham

Frontend Designer

“Rectangle 45.png”, “Frame 263 PM.png”, Sound familiar?

Exporting from Figma means wrong file names, bloated PNGs, and a trip through TinyPNG before anything is usable. Every. Single. Project.

“Finally, perfect exports in 3 clicks.”

Select your layers, pick WebP or AVIF, hit export. Everything comes out named, compressed, and ready to upload. No extra tools. No extra steps.

Why PixelLift

Every other tool solves
half the problem.

You still end up downloading, renaming, compressing, re-uploading. PixelLift is the only Figma plugin that handles the entire asset handoff — start to finish, without leaving the tool.

2h+ wasted per project
on manual asset work
8 steps in the
typical export loop
3 steps with
PixelLift

The export loop, eliminated.

Here is what your team's workflow looks like today — and what it looks like with PixelLift.

Before The old 8-step loop
1Designer shares Figma file link
2Dev asks: "which images do I need?"
3Designer exports one by one
4Open Squoosh / TinyPNG, compress
5Re-upload optimised files to Drive
6Dev downloads from Drive
7Manually rename every file
8Upload to FTP or WordPress
VS
After The PixelLift 3-step flow
1Select layers directly in Figma
2Set name, format & quality — once
3Export. Assets are ready to ship.
8 → 3 Steps to export
80% Smaller files with WebP / AVIF
0 Extra tools needed
2h+ Saved per project

How PixelLift stacks up

Every competitor leaves at least one gap. PixelLift closes all of them.

Yes ~ Partial No
Feature Figma Native TinyImage / Squoosh Export Kit PixelLift
WebP & AVIF export up to 80% smaller ~
Bulk export at scale ~
Rename + prefix / suffix ~
AI-powered auto-rename only PixelLift
Background removal only PixelLift
Scale & quality control per export ~ ~
Stays 100% inside Figma
Verdict Bare minimum External tool only Close, but gaps remain The complete solution

Pixel Lift brings down 90 minutes of work to just 10 minutes.

Every project has the same export loop. Download, compress, rename, re-upload. PixelLift removes every step except the last one.

Export 50+ layers
in a single click.

Select an entire page worth of assets and fire them all at once. No clicking layer by layer, no losing count. Designed for real projects at real scale — 50 layers export as fast as 5.

No more "Group 2341"
in your project folder.

PixelLift reads what’s visually inside the image and auto-generates a meaningful filename. Powered by GPT-4 and Gemini. It’s embarrassingly good — and it works on 50 files at once.

Figma gives you PNG.
Your site needs WebP.

Figma’s native export stops at PNG and JPG — formats the modern web has moved past. PixelLift exports directly to WebP and AVIF, cutting file sizes by up to 80% with zero visible quality loss. No conversion step. No extra tool.

Everything You Want to Know Before You Install

PixelLift is a Figma plugin. It runs entirely inside Figma, in your browser or desktop app. There is no separate login, no new dashboard, and nothing to install outside of Figma. Open your file, run the plugin, and export.

Yes. PixelLift adds WebP and AVIF export to Figma natively. Figma does not support these formats on its own. With PixelLift, you select your layers, choose WebP or AVIF, and export. Files come out up to 80% smaller than PNG with no visible quality loss.

 

Compression is built in and happens automatically on export. You can also control quality and scale per export if you need to fine-tune output for specific use cases like retina screens or print.

Yes. Select 50 or more layers in one action and export them all at once. PixelLift scans every nested layer inside your selection so nothing gets missed, no matter how deep your Figma file is structured.

 

You can rename files manually inside the plugin, apply a prefix or suffix across all exports at once, or use AI-powered renaming. The AI looks at what is in each image and suggests an intelligent name. No more “Frame 1234” or “Rectangle 45” in your exports folder.

 

Yes. PixelLift is free to install from the Figma Community. Install it, open any Figma file, and start exporting in the format and naming convention you actually need.

Have more questions? Visit our Knowledgebase or Contact Us.

Stop working around Figma. Start shipping with PixelLift.

Every project you ship from here has correctly named, compressed, production-ready images. Install PixelLift from Figma Community and run it on your next export today.