Overview

Stop wasting time with clunky export workflows.

Quick Image Export Pro replaces your entire post-export pipeline. No more exporting from Figma, opening a compression tool, re-saving, renaming files, and zipping folders. One click. Done.

• • 4 optimized formats — PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG
  • Built-in compression — shrink PNGs up to 87% with zero noticeable quality loss
  • Target file size mode — set an exact KB target for JPG/WebP and hit it every time
  • 4 export scales — 1×, 2×, 3×, 4× with multi-select (export all sizes at once)
  • Batch export — export selected frames or every frame on the page in a single run
  • Auto ZIP packaging — multiple files download as one organized ZIP, instantly
  • Smart file naming — prefix, suffix, lowercase, kebab-case, or snake_case
  • SVG minification — strips metadata, whitespace, and unused attributes automatically
  • Settings memory — your last configuration is saved and restored every session

Why designers love it:

"I used to export → open TinyPNG → download → rename → zip. Now it's one button."

Save hours every week, minutes every day!

• PNG Compression — Median-cut color quantization with 4 strength levels (256 → 32 colors). Choose your tradeoff between quality and file size.
• JPG/WebP Quality Control — Either set a quality percentage OR specify an exact target file size in KB. The plugin binary-searches to nail your target.
• SVG Optimization — Strips comments, collapses whitespace, removes empty attributes and Figma metadata. Clean SVGs ready for production.
• Multi-Scale Export — Select 1×, 2×, 3×, and 4× simultaneously. Get every resolution in one export, named automatically with @2x/@3x suffixes.

Perfect for:

• UI/UX Designers — export app assets at every scale, perfectly named for iOS/Android handoff
• Web Designers — hit exact file size budgets for Core Web Vitals without trial and error
• Marketing Teams — batch export campaign assets compressed and ready for upload
• Freelancers — deliver optimized, organized asset packages that impress clients
• Design Systems Teams — consistent naming conventions across thousands of icon exports